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AXIA 2 Hook Snap Tackle Semi Barbed

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AXIA 2 Hook Snap Tackle (Semi-Barbed)

A stinger rig designed to increase hook up ratios and ensure you land more fish. This two treble hook rig is made for dead bait fishing for pike and zander, placing a treble hook towards the head end of the bait with another around the middle to tail end, depending on the bait size. This configuration increases the chances of a fish taking in the hook as well as the bait, regardless of which end the fish attacks from. Each rig is made from a tough, supple, seven strand wire and features two AXIA semi-barbless treble hooks for fish welfare and ease of unhooking. Shrink tubing across each crimp section streamlines the rig, protects the crimp area and helps to prevent tangles. Comes with bait flags to hold baits onto the treble hooks.

Key Specifications 

  • Wire Build: Crafted using a tough, highly supple seven-strand stainless steel trace wire rated at 28lb breaking strain. 
  • Hook Setup: Features two high-tensile, ultra-sharp AXIA treble hooks. 
  • Semi-Barbed Point Design: For each treble hook, one point is barbed (to securely hold the deadbait in place during power casts) while the other two points are barbless to maximize fish welfare and allow easy unhooking. 
  • Rig Streamlining: Fitted with protective shrink tubing over the crimped sections to shield the joints, prevent line tangles, and keep the profile neat. 
  • Bait Flags Included: Includes bright red visual bait flags designed to prevent the hooks from ripping out of soft deadbaits during casting
Availability & Sizes

The rig  it is routinely available in standard predator hook sizes: Size 4, 6, 8, and 10
How to Position the Rig
When rigging a deadbait (such as roach, herring, or mackerel), place one treble hook near the head or gill section and the second treble further down near the middle or tail section. This dual-hook orientation ensures that no matter which direction a pike attacks and engulfs the bait, at least one treble hook is positioned cleanly to catch the mouth.