| Reference | Quantité | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-A-EJ-8840
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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-8841
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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-8842
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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-8843
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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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Designed for demanding anglers, the BKK SF Lentus is a slow jigging assist hook built to handle long fights and powerful fish in deep-water fishing. Its design focuses on three essential priorities: immediate penetration on the hookset, reliable holding power during the fight, and reduced snagging during jig action and descent.
At the heart of its performance is a Cutting Delta point known for its sharp bite. This geometry is designed to reduce surface contact at the moment of penetration, improving hooking efficiency even when hookset pressure is lighter (current, great depth, thin braid, or slow retrieves). To complement this advantage, the SF Lentus features a Bright Tin coating intended to improve corrosion resistance in saltwater and preserve hook performance over repeated sessions.
The large wire diameter of the hook is designed to absorb the runs and head shakes of big fish targeted in slow jigging. This rigidity also helps maintain a stable gape and better control during pumping phases. The in-turned point helps secure the catch during the fight: once the hook is set, the geometry reduces the chances of the fish throwing the hook by shaking its head, while also helping reduce snagging on the bottom and around structure during prospecting.
The setup is paired with a fluorocarbon assist cord designed to help the hook sit correctly in relation to the jig. In practice, this stability reduces tangles, improves presentation, and contributes to more consistent hooksets when bites are subtle or come from deep water. The shank design (flat, with a square-section upper area) also aims to prevent slippage of the rig and preserve the intended attack angle.
Finally, the SF Lentus benefits from a forging process that applies differentiated pressure to key areas, with the goal of increasing tensile strength and limiting unwanted deformation during prolonged fights. This manufacturing approach addresses a classic slow jigging challenge: heavy fish, continuous stress, and repeated tension/release cycles.
Mount the BKK SF Lentus on a jig suited to slow fishing, making sure the assist can move freely into its natural position. Regularly check the point after contact with the bottom, rocks, or teeth, and rinse the hook in fresh water after a sea trip to extend the life of the anti-corrosion coating. To maximize bite consistency, keep the action slow and controlled: the fast-penetrating point is ideal when the fish inhales the lure and the hookset must be firm but measured.
Question 1: What is an assist hook used for in slow jigging?
Answer: An assist hook is attached to a jig and increases the likelihood of hooking the fish on the strike, while offering better mobility and more reliable holding power during the fight.
Question 2: Is the Bright Tin coating useful in saltwater?
Answer: Yes, Bright Tin is intended to improve corrosion resistance in saltwater environments and help maintain hook performance longer with proper care.
Question 3: Why an in-turned point?
Answer: An in-turned point helps reduce snagging and improves retention once the fish is hooked, which lowers the risk of losing fish during long fights.