| Reference | Quantité | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-A-ET-6836
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8 | 8# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6838
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8 | 6# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6840
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7 | 4# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6842
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6 | 2# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6843
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6 | 1# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6844
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5 | 1/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-A-ET-6845
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5 | 2/0# | avec ardillon | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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7.55 (CHF) incl tax
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The BKK Spear EWG-71 SS is a treble hook designed for rigging crankbaits and, more broadly, hard lures that require the perfect balance between hooking efficiency and preserving swimming action. Its design focuses on lure stability in the water, consistent hook-up conversion, and fewer lost fish. For lure anglers looking for a reliable crankbait treble hook, this model stands out for its engineered geometry and performance-driven finish, without compromising versatility across different crankbait profiles.
Its main advantage comes from its short shank: the hook sits closer to the lure body, which limits its impact on action and reduces the risk of unwanted snags. It also features inward-facing points combined with an EWG (Extra Wide Gap) opening, a particularly effective pairing for reducing throw-offs while maintaining excellent penetration potential. Finally, BKK’s signature SS coating promotes clean hooksets and helps preserve sharpness over time.
Choosing the Spear EWG-71 SS means optimizing a decisive factor in lure fishing: the relationship between lure behavior and the hook’s ability to turn a strike into a landed fish. On a crankbait, a treble that is too long or poorly positioned can disrupt swimming action, interfere with the lure body, or increase snags. Here, the short shank brings the hook closer to the lure, helping maintain a more natural, consistent action, especially useful when fish are wary or strike short.
The combination of EWG + inward-facing points is designed to improve fish holding during the fight. The EWG opening provides generous bite space, while the point orientation helps reduce hook pulls during head shakes and direction changes. The result: fewer lost fish, without sacrificing the treble’s ability to penetrate when the opportunity arises.
BKK’s SS coating is designed to promote smoother hooksets and help maintain sharpness. This is especially important during sessions with frequent contact (fish, vegetation, structure), where consistent penetration can make all the difference. For anglers, it means more dependable tackle that inspires confidence cast after cast.
To get the most out of this treble hook for crankbaits, first check the alignment of the trebles once mounted: the goal is to preserve freedom of movement without the points striking the lure body. The short shank helps reduce these interactions, but a quick check avoids unpleasant surprises. After landing a fish, inspect the sharpness and integrity of the point: even with a durable finish, contact with hard objects can damage a hook. Finally, rinse and dry your setup after each outing, especially if your lures were used in environments that may accelerate wear, to extend the performance of the coating.
Question 1: Which lures is this hook designed for?
Answer: The BKK Spear EWG-71 SS is specially designed for all types of crankbaits, and also suits many hard lures that need a high-performance treble hook.
Question 2: Why is a short shank an advantage on a crankbait?
Answer: A short shank positions the treble closer to the lure body, which helps limit its impact on swimming action and can reduce snagging risks.
Question 3: Does the EWG design really help reduce thrown hooks?
Answer: The EWG (Extra Wide Gap) geometry, combined with inward-facing points, is designed to reduce hook pulls without lowering the hooking rate.