Gamakatsu Pro-C Allround Eyed A1 PTFE

Short overview

Gamakatsu Pro-C Allround Eyed A1 PTFE are versatile barbless hooks designed for anglers looking for reliable hook holds, discreet presentation, and high durability. They are an excellent choice for commercial waters, feeder fishing, and pole fishing, especially with live baits and soft pellets.

Description

This model combines medium-strong A1 Hard Wire, a precision-ground point, and a PTFE coating to achieve faster penetration and secure fish retention during the fight. The eyed design allows easy tying of hooklengths and various rigs, while the universal allround profile is well suited to carp, crucian carp, bream, and other common species on commercial and natural waters. Thanks to the barbless design, it is especially practical where fishery or lake rules require barbless hooks.

Features

• A1 Hard Wire material for greater strength and wear resistance
• PTFE coating for reduced friction and faster penetration
• Very sharp point for efficient hooking
• Eyed design for easy tying of hooklengths
• Barbless construction without a barb
• Forged steel construction for added strength
• Versatile allround shape for feeder and pole fishing
• Suitable for live baits and soft pellets

Technology

• A1 wire provides approximately 25% greater strength and abrasion resistance compared to standard versions
• The patented sharpening process ensures an exceptionally sharp and precise point
• The PTFE coating reduces friction on the strike and contributes to a more discreet presentation

Specifications

Available variants

• Size 10
• Size 12
• Size 14
• Size 16

Advantages

• Faster and more secure hooking thanks to the sharp point and PTFE coating
• Increased durability due to the A1 Hard Wire material and forged construction
• Versatile use for multiple techniques and different baits
• Suitable for waters and competitions where only barbless hooks are allowed

Note

Availability of individual sizes may vary. Before purchase, check the fishery or competition rules regarding the use of barbless hooks.