Ahrex PR354 Long Shank Popping Skipping Bug Hooks

When it comes to finding excitement on the water, there are few things that compare with stripping a popper along the water's surface only for it to get absolutely exploded on, and Ahrex's PR354 Long Shank Popping Skipping Bug Hooks are just the right choice when you're whipping up some poppers for topwater fun. Ahrex designed these hooks for use with homemade popper heads-whether made from balsa wood, foam, or an old lobster buoy-as well as longer premade popper heads. With their long shank and pronounced bump, these hooks prevent your popper heads from rolling while giving enough shank to tie on; however, it's important to note that the size of your popper head must reach beyond the bump. Like all of Ahrex's hooks, these are made for long-standing durability and extreme sharpness thanks to a chemically sharpened point. Pulling pike out of a group of lilypads or hitting the edge of the water at daybreak for bass, no matter what you're chasing, it's sure to be a blast with Ahrex's PR354 Long Shank Popping Skipping Bug Hooks.

Uses

These hooks are designed exclusively for tying poppers, and they're an especially useful tool for those who like to create their own popper heads.

Comparisons

Another similar popper hook is Kona's BPH Big Popper Hooks. These hooks have a very similar construction with a pronounced bump, but one difference is that they offer a few larger sizes. So if you're looking to tie really large poppers, then Kona's BPH might be a better choice, otherwise, these two hooks can be used for the same sort of flies.