Decoy Troutin' Single 28 Hooks
The Decoy Troutin' Single 28 Hooks are expertly designed inline single hooks tailored for trout fishing and finesse lure applications. Built from forged 2X wire and finished in a stealthy matte black, these hooks are engineered to deliver superior strength and subtle presentation, making them ideal for anglers chasing trout and other light-tackle species in both freshwater and estuarine environments.

Each hook features a straight eye with a wide diameter, allowing smooth rotation and optimal lure movement when rigged via a split ring to spoons, spinners, or small hardbody lures. The in-line orientation ensures the hook point remains in the strike zone, whether used as a single hook or in a dual configuration.

When rigged on two-hook lures, the design ensures both hooks sit in perfect alignment — one facing upwards and the other downwards — maximising hook-up potential while maintaining a natural lure action. These premium-quality Japanese hooks offer reliable penetration and hold under pressure, all while maintaining a low visual profile.

Product Features

• Inline Design – Optimised for spoons, spinners, and hardbody lures
• Straight Eye Hook – Allows smooth movement on split rings and swivels
• Forged 2X Wire – Extra strength without added bulk
• Matte Black Finish – Reduces visibility for a stealthy approach
• Dual Hook Compatibility – Perfect for two-hook setups; ensures ideal hook alignment
• Pack Quantity – Includes 16 hooks
• Made in Japan – Precision crafted for consistent performance

FAQs
Q: What fishing applications are these hooks best suited for?
A: These hooks are ideal for trout fishing and finesse lure rigging, especially on spoons, spinners, and lightweight hardbodies.

Q: Can I use them in saltwater?
A: Yes, while they’re primarily designed for freshwater species, the matte black finish and strong construction make them suitable for light estuary use.

Q: How do I rig them on a lure with two hooks?
A: Position the tail hook with the point facing upwards and the front hook with the point facing downwards — both will remain in-line and in the strike zone.