Eagle Claw Bronze Cricket Hook 10ct Size 6
The Eagle Claw Bronze Cricket Hook in size 6 is a specialized fishing hook built for panfish and small gamefish that hunt live crickets. This 10-count pack delivers the extended shank and light-wire design that makes cricket presentations natural and responsive—your bait moves freely, and strikes come more often. Whether you're fishing a farm pond, creek, or small lake, these bronze hooks are tough enough for a day's work without being overbuilt.
The extra-long shank gives you room to rig your cricket securely without damaging it, keeping your bait lively and kicking in the water where fish can see it. Bronze finish resists corrosion through a full day of fishing and handles both freshwater and light saltwater conditions. The light-wire construction means fewer missed bites—when a panfish or bluegill inhales your cricket, the hook sets cleanly and holds.
Size 6 is the goldilocks choice for live-cricket fishing: large enough to handle solid panfish and light bass, small enough that your bait moves naturally and doesn't spook cautious feeders in clear water. Ten hooks per pack means you've got backups for lost rigs or a buddy tag-along without breaking the bank. Keep a pack in your tackle box, your float tube, or your kayak—cricket season is year-round in much of the country, and these hooks are worth having on hand.
Key Features
- Extra-long shank for secure cricket rigging and natural bait movement
- Light-wire construction for clean hook sets and reduced missed strikes
- Bronze finish for corrosion resistance across freshwater and light saltwater
- Size 6 ideal for panfish, bluegill, and light bass applications
- 10-count pack for multiple rigs and backup hooks
Specifications
| Brand | Eagle Claw |
| Hook Size | #6 |
| Count | 10 per pack |
| Shank Length | Extra Long |
| Wire Gauge | Extra Light |
| Finish | Bronze |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size fish can I catch on a size 6 cricket hook?
Size 6 is well-suited for panfish—bluegill, crappie, sunfish—and can handle small to medium bass. The hook is large enough to not be ingested completely by cautious feeders, yet small enough that live crickets move naturally and don't look oversized to the fish.
Why does the extra-long shank matter when rigging live crickets?
The extended shank keeps your hook point away from the cricket's vital parts, allowing you to rig the bait securely without killing it immediately. Your cricket stays active and kicking longer, which means more natural movement in the water and better results.
Will these hooks work in saltwater?
The bronze finish provides corrosion resistance for light saltwater use and calm coastal ponds. For aggressive saltwater fishing or extended salt exposure, stainless-steel or heavier finishes are a better choice.
How many hooks come in this pack?
This is a 10-count pack, giving you enough hooks for a full day of cricket fishing plus spares for lost or damaged rigs.

