Quick Overview

The VMC Single for Spinner Barbless 7239 BBN is a single barbless hook designed to replace treble hooks on lures such as spinners, spoons, and pilkers. It is an excellent choice for anglers who want easier unhooking of fish, a safer C&R approach, and better lure movement through water and obstacles.

Description

This model was developed for rigging and customizing metal and hard lures when you want to replace a classic treble hook with a single hook. Thanks to its long shank, wide gap, and large eye, the hook allows proper mounting on a spinner, spoon, or pilker and reliable hook-ups in both freshwater and saltwater fishing. The Fine Wire construction contributes to fast penetration, while the Black Nickel finish provides extra resistance and durability.

Features

• Single barbless hook for easier and more fish-friendly unhooking
• Designed to replace treble hooks on spinners, spoons, and pilkers
• Made from Hi-Carbon Steel for high strength
• Black Nickel finish for better wear and corrosion resistance
• Large eye and closed ring for easy mounting
• Forged profile for extra strength under load
• Long shank and wide gap for secure hook-ups
• Fine Wire construction and an extremely sharp point for fast penetration
• Non-Reversed (Non-Offset) shape for proper lure presentation

Technology

• Spark Point® sharpening technology for a very sharp and durable point
• Needle Cone point profile for fast and effective penetration
• Needle Sharp™ finishing sharpness for reliable hook-ups

Specifications

Available Variants

• #6
• #8

Advantages

• A practical treble hook replacement on lures where single hooks are preferred or required
• Less damage to fish and easier unhooking in C&R fishing
• Reliable hook-ups thanks to the sharp point and wide gap
• Strong and durable construction for more secure fishing
• Better passage through grass, branches, and other obstacles in the water

Note

Availability depends on stock status and the selected size. Before purchase, check whether the hook size matches your lure and local fishing regulations.