| Reference | Quantité | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-A-EO-8931
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3 | 8/0 | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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12.20 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EO-8932
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3 | 9/0 | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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12.20 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-EO-8933
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2 | 10/0 | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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12.20 (CHF) incl tax
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The BKK Reefmaster HG is an assist hook for jigging designed for anglers looking for reliable hooksets and immediate penetration, even when bites are subtle or the target fish have especially hard jaws. Developed for jigging techniques, it has one clear goal: convert more strikes into effective hook-ups while maintaining a durable point and consistent strength trip after trip.
Its construction combines high-performance carbon steel from the Diamond series (BKK-81WV), an extremely sharp Hand Ground point, a perfectly welded micro ring for a clean connection, and a bright tin coating that helps protect against corrosion, a crucial advantage in saltwater environments. The assist comes pre-tied with a soft, highly durable braided line and a natural hair dressing that improves the jig’s presence in the water.
To further boost attraction during tough conditions, the rig includes glow thread. This visual signature adds real value at dusk, dawn, and whenever visibility drops, making your presentation more noticeable without affecting the action of the lure.
The core advantage of the Reefmaster HG is its ability to “bite” fast. The Hand Ground point uses a blade-like profile, reducing resistance at the moment of the hookset. The result is efficient penetration even with lighter tackle or when the strike angle is not ideal, which is common in both vertical jigging and drift fishing.
The wide-gap design promotes deep anchoring, while the bend and barb help secure the fish during head shakes and powerful runs. This balance is especially useful in prolonged fights, where hook holding power makes the difference between a photo and a lost fish.
The welded micro ring makes it easy to connect the hook to the jig via a split ring while preserving excellent mechanical integrity. The refined eye is designed to make rigging simpler, faster, and cleaner, a real advantage when preparing several setups before a session or on board the boat.
Finally, the bright tin coating helps extend service life in salty conditions. Combined with a point engineered to stay effective “strike after strike,” this creates an assist hook suited to demanding outings where consistency and reliability matter just as much as the initial sharpness.
Attach the BKK Reefmaster HG to a jig using a quality split ring, then make sure the assist hangs freely without restricting the lure’s movement. For best performance, keep the rig aligned with the jig axis and ensure nothing interferes with the presentation.
After saltwater fishing, rinse with fresh water, let it air dry, and store it away from moisture. This simple routine helps extend the life of the coating and limits oxidation, even on gear made for saltwater use. Before each outing, check the point: a hook must be perfectly sharp to fully benefit from the penetration of Hand Ground technology.
“On subtle bites, the assist hooks fast and holds fish well. The rig is clean, and the added material on the assist really helps when activity drops.”
Question 1: Is this model only suitable for saltwater jigging?
Answer: It is designed primarily for jigging, especially in saltwater environments. It can also be used anywhere a strong, sharp assist hook is appropriate, as long as the rig and local regulations allow it.
Question 2: Is the hook delivered ready to mount on a jig?
Answer: Yes, the Reefmaster HG is a pre-tied assist with braid and ring, designed for easy attachment via a split ring.
Question 3: What is the purpose of the dressing and glow thread?
Answer: The natural hair dressing and glow thread improve the visibility and presence of the rig, which can trigger extra strikes when fish are inactive or in low-light conditions.
