| Reference | Quantité | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-A-EJ-8030
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2 | S | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8031
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2 | M | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8032
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2 | L | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EJ-8033
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2 | XL | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The jigging assist hook BKK Shore Patrol is designed for active fishing where the strike can be brief and the hit decisive. Built for light jigging (from shore or from a boat), it has a simple goal: convert as many strikes as possible into securely hooked fish while keeping a clean, robust, and easy-to-use rig. Its assist hook design places the hook as close as possible to the fish strike point while still allowing the jig full swimming freedom. The result: natural presentation, better hook-setting efficiency, and reassuring holding power during the fight, even against hard-fighting fish.
This model features a BKK point with hand-ground sharpening (Hand Ground), known for its fast penetration. This ultra-sharp geometry helps it drive through hard, bony jaws typical of many pelagic and bottom species. The setup is completed with a solid stainless steel ring and a carefully bound braided cord connection, ensuring a secure rig and dependable performance when conditions become demanding.
The Shore Patrol stands out first for its versatility. It fits naturally into a tackle box dedicated to shore jigging as well as vertical sessions or cast-and-retrieve fishing from a boat. The double-hook configuration offers valuable flexibility: depending on how you rig the assist, it can help better catch short bites, fish that follow and strike at the last moment, or side strikes where a single hook could slip.
Its other strength is strike conversion. A very sharp, well-crafted point promotes instant hook penetration: at the slightest contact, the hook tends to “bite” faster, which is crucial on fast or cautious fish. At the same time, the solid stainless steel ring contributes to overall strength during repeated pulls, jig impacts, and hard fights. The bound braided cord plays a discreet but essential role here: it keeps the rig clean and stable, limits weak points at the connection areas, and improves consistency from trip to trip.
Finally, the assist format preserves the jig’s action: the hook does not unnecessarily weigh down the swim and stays positioned to hook where it matters most. It is a smart choice for anglers who want to optimize their strike-to-catch ratio without complicating their tackle.
To get the most from the Shore Patrol, mount it on a jig suited to your current technique (shore casting, saw-tooth retrieve, or more vertical action). Make sure the ring and knot/attachment are properly sized and aligned so they work in line and avoid unnecessary strain. After each outing, a freshwater rinse and thorough drying help preserve component durability, especially in saltwater environments. Regularly check the binding and the point: a perfect point is the foundation of a truly effective assist hook.
“Simple rigging, instant sharpness, and excellent holding power on fast strikes: exactly what I expect from an assist hook for light jigging.”
Question 1: Is this assist hook better suited to shore fishing or boat fishing?
Answer: Both. The Shore Patrol is designed for light jigging from shore or from a boat, adapting to your retrieves and rigging.
Question 2: What is the advantage of a double-hook configuration?
Answer: It increases the chances of hooking fish on short or side strikes while offering greater rigging flexibility depending on your fishing style.
Question 3: Does the “Hand Ground” point really improve penetration?
Answer: Yes, a very sharp point promotes fast penetration, useful on aggressive strikes and hard jaws, which improves the strike-to-catch ratio.