what size hook is would good for a 28" stripe bass .
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I really couldn't tell you sorry.I am in New Zealand and usually fish for snapper, trevalli and the like .I do know that we usually use 4's, 5's and 6's for snapper which range in size from around 12" to 30"+. I would have to say that it would depend on the size of the mouth too. I hope this helps :)
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The hooks I bought where for catfish, if you are bass fishing and using live bait, worms or minnows just use a straight shank hook.
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I do believe the screws are about 5/8" long, but when you take into account the thickness of the hook itself, you should be alright.
428182
The hook needs to at least 90 tall. Our stands will be on next week. They are nicer and more money
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On the regular hook, probably 28". I have a lariat I hand on the right side and it's 48". It lays in front of my bracelets.
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Yes. I would use a 4/0. Fishing shallow water, I would probably go weightless. If vegetation is heavy, I would use a 3/16th or 1/4 oz Tungsten weight due to its sensitivity. Gamo hooks and Tungsten weights are pricey, but well worth the cost. Due to the thickness of most larger tubes, the 4/0 will allow for a better hook set. For very thick tubes, you may want to skin the hook point. If you haven't used Gamo hooks, be very careful. They are extremely sharp right out of the box. They are the only hooks I use. Hope this helps you. Good fishing, and don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have. Bud Yes. I would use a 4/0. Fishing shallow water, I would probably go weightless. If vegetation is heavy, I would use a 3/16th or 1/4 oz Tungsten weight due to its sensitivity. Gamo hooks and Tungsten weights are pricey, but well worth the cost. Due to the thickness of most larger tubes, the 4/0 will allow for a better hook set. For very thick tubes, you may want to skin the hook point. If you haven't used Gamo hooks, be very careful. They are extremely sharp right out of the box. They are the only hooks I use. Hope this helps you. Good fishing, and don't hesitate to ask any questions you may... » Read More Yes. I would use a 4/0. Fishing shallow water, I would probably go weightless. If vegetation is heavy, I would use a 3/16th or 1/4 oz Tungsten weight due to its sensitivity. Gamo hooks and Tungsten weights are pricey, but well worth the cost. Due to the thickness of most larger tubes, the 4/0 will allow for a better hook set. For very thick tubes, you may want to skin the hook point. If you haven't used Gamo hooks, be very careful. They are extremely sharp right out of the box. They are the only hooks I use. Hope this helps you. Good fishing, and don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have. Bud « Show Less
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I can't tell you about hooks for this bar. The bar was too long for the area I wished to install it in and I returned it. It was very attractive but the wrong size for my need.
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hi jerry, my hook is 4 inches long, 2 ish inches wide and 1/4 ish inch thick. this doesn't include the hook which extends out about 1 inch.
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I had bought the pan fish specific model which is only used for smaller fish. I would go to you local sporting goods store or call a bass pro shop.
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I use the Cedros 40clf on mine. I have put a 50 on it too. The 40 manages good sized Redfish, Stripers up to 39" and small Mahi Mahi, Lesser Amberjacks, Bonito, Albacore and Yellow Tail. I use food braid and dampen that with flurocarbon leader. Drag is the issue and line test that will not over stress the rods test weight. I believe you will be happy with the combinations.
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I have two of the 30's and use them for bass and other freshwater fish. They have worked for me and would recommend them. I would suggest that you use braided line with a florocarbon leader.
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Width on standard guitar/bass holder is 1-7/8". The ukelele/mandolin hook is 1-1/2 down ti 1-3/8" tapering back to center. I have 7 of the hooks to hold bass guitars, and wanted a smaller one for the Ukebass. The smaller hook has a capacity stated on the package of 16 lbs. Don't know how wide a Gutalele is. Good luck. This should give you as much info as you need.
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I have 20 lb test line on reel but could have increased that...also rod is one piece and I believe more sturdy than two....the skill is with the handler...my goal is striped bass...must be minimum 28 inches and I use it as a saltwater surf rod so it should handle over 25 lbs
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Will work for a bass (I use mine for that) but needs to have the pegs to attach to and bind against.
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I think you'd probably be okay. I've caught a lot of bass in the 4-5lb range and a few around 8 and I hooked into a 40"+ Tiger Muskie on a bass rig but wasn't able to boat it. Reel still works fine.
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I would say you should be fine unless you plan on catching something above 20 or 30 pounds. I strictly bass fish and I have handle at least a 6 pounder with ease.
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I've only used one of these with the sawtooth hardware and it is hidden. I would guess that the 10lb hook would and most likely the 20lb hook would be concealed from view if you had a frame of approximately 1-inch. Hope I don't lead you astray, but I think you could manipulate the outcome with all the options in the kit.
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I also use mine for bass; 11.25 is biggest so far. I would say that it has a little bit larger spool than most low profile baitcasters I have seen (except those for inshore/saltwater) if that helps...