[Sharp hooks??]

8 hours ago, Savayman said:

The trend towards ‘ultra’ sharp hook points in Europe is focused on one hook for one fish. 

I seriously doubt we need to go quite that far over here. Quality Carp hooks out of the packet are sharp enough in my opinion but still need the point constantly checked & restored from time to time.

I fish mostly for one fish s trip if I’m lucky I will get two but rarely my best day on those places are 3 and that’s only happened once. 

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On 5/14/2017 at 11:52 AM, possum said:

I'm not sure where everyone has went? Did they all just lose interests or are they all gathering elsewhere.

I realize lives change people move on ect  maybe that's it?

Facebook is huge everyone goes on it and it’s very active but at the same time you have people who do nothing but attack you and bother you and post random stuff and bullies people 

[ghost carp?]

This is a Ghost Carp. 

[Sharp hooks??]

4 hours ago, W.Bush said:

If you are fishing a venue that is only going to give up one bite a day, you would be foolish to not do absolutely everything to convert that bite to a fish on the bank and it all starts with a sharp hook.

...W

That’s my thought process but I was curious if people are as serious about it here as they are in Europe.   

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Can’t afford it 

[Sharp hooks??]

How important is it to sharpening your hooks when fishing for one bite a day or up to 3 bites on a outstanding day? 

[Coated braid and long shank hooks!?!?!?]

That’s one of the couple I was looking at I was also looking at the Kryston Synx as well. What do people think of the Synx ?

[Coated braid and long shank hooks!?!?!?]

So I like to fish a basic snowman rig with long shank hooks and coated braid. I’ve always used Korda hooklink but I’m interested in Kryston Hooklinks but I’m unsure on which ones to try. Anyone have any ideas on which ones I should try?