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hook sharpening
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I buy jigheads with gamatsu or mustad black nickel hooks. Throw them away if they get dull and tie another one on. They cost a lot more but I don't have to deal with dull hooks.
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I use a small sharpening stone 3-1/4" x 7/8" 3/8" I keep in the tray of my tackle box, one like this: I don't use the groove at all and personally wish it was just flat smooth on both sides I will say, hooks are not intended to have to be continuously sharpened so after you sharpen it once maybe twice, its time for a new hook. the idea is to put a fine sharp point that digs into your fingernail instead of sliding when dragged lightly across it. often I find brand new hooks could use sharpening if im buying the cheap jig heads |
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I use one of these. You can get for about 6 bucks. Just pass it lightly in the groove till it sticks your fingernail...I use fairly expensive jig heads so I sharpen 2 or 3 times before I throw away...
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this looks better then that flat stone thing I use, where do they sell them?
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cabela's shows they have them....I believe I got mine from academy 10 or 15 years ago...Fine diamond dust...
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thanks, im gonna have to try that thing out
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I ue the same thing. Bonus extra is you can also use the non grooved side to sharpen electric knife blades and serrated knives.
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