| Reference | Quantité | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-A-EJ-8820
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2 | 3/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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8.80 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8821
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2 | 4/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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9.25 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8822
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2 | 5/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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8.80 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8823
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2 | 6/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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9.25 (CHF) incl tax
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The BKK SF Lentus is a slow jigging assist hook designed to meet the demands of deep-water fishing, where bites can be subtle, hook-setting must be immediate, and holding power during the fight has to be flawless. Its design focuses on three priorities: fast penetration, high strength, and stable alignment that promotes efficient hook-setting when the jig is worked slowly. This assist is made for anglers looking for a reliable rig to target powerful fish, with a hook built to withstand hard runs and reduce lost fish during long battles.
Hook-setting performance relies on a particularly aggressive point designed to reduce contact surface on impact and improve penetration. This is paired with a surface treatment made to better withstand salty environments, helping maintain consistent performance trip after trip. Finally, the assist features a dedicated fluorocarbon-core cord designed to reduce tangles and keep the hook in a favorable position during the drop and retrieve.
In slow jigging, everything often comes down to the quality of the point and the way the assist presents itself. The Cutting Delta Point on the SF Lentus is designed to deliver a clean, decisive strike, especially when a fish only lightly inhales or picks up the jig. The recurved point profile offers a dual benefit: it can help reduce snagging on the bottom, and once the hook is set, it helps keep the hook locked in place through changes in angle and head shakes.
Durability is another major advantage. The Bright Tin coating is designed to hold up well against salt, helping preserve the hook’s overall performance during repeated use in marine environments. Structurally, the reinforced design and forging process contribute to better endurance under load, a real advantage when fish sound deep and pressure remains constant for long minutes.
The assist cord is often underestimated: if it is too soft, it can tangle; if it is too stiff, it may not position correctly. Here, the fluorocarbon assist cord is engineered to offer a balanced response: a fluorocarbon core promotes consistent hook orientation, while the outer braid improves cohesion and abrasion resistance. The flat tail with an angular section helps keep the knotting in place and prevents slippage that could alter the hook’s alignment over repeated casts, drops, and retrieves.
The SF Lentus is available in different versions to suit several jig families, while keeping the same design philosophy: penetration, holding power, and durability for big-game fishing in deep water.
To get the most out of a slow jigging assist hook, check the point before each session and make sure there is no oxidation or deformation. Rinse the setup with fresh water after saltwater use and let it dry in open air. When mounting it on a jig, make sure the assist does not interfere with the action: a clean presentation reduces the risk of tangles and improves hook-up consistency. During the fight, maintain steady pressure and avoid unnecessary jerks: this helps keep the hook in place and reduces the risk of tearing out.
"On subtle vertical bites, the hook-up is crisp and the hold during the fight is reassuring. A strong, well-finished assist."
"After several saltwater trips, the finish still holds up well and the assist stays clean. A very good choice for deep-water slow jigging."
Question 1: Is this model suitable for saltwater fishing?
Answer: Yes, the SF Lentus is designed for jigging and features a corrosion-resistant coating suitable for saltwater use, provided you rinse and dry the tackle after each trip.
Question 2: What is the benefit of a recurved point?
Answer: A recurved point can help reduce certain snags and often improves hook retention during long fights, which is especially useful in deep-water fishing.
Question 3: Does the fluorocarbon cord really make a difference?
Answer: Yes, a fluorocarbon-core cord helps orient the hook more effectively and reduce tangles, which can improve hook-setting efficiency in slow jigging.