Eagle Claw Gold Aberdeen 100ct Size 1
The Eagle Claw Gold Aberdeen Size 1 hook is a light-wire, ringed-eye design built for panfish and crappie anglers who want dependable terminal tackle in a bulk quantity. This 100-count pack gives you enough hooks to stock your tackle box, tie on backups, or share with fishing partners without constantly restocking. The gold finish is visible underwater and resists corrosion, while the ringed eye keeps your line secure and prevents accidental slippage—a genuine advantage over open-eye designs when you're working shallow water or casting light lures.
Aberdeen-pattern hooks have been trusted by freshwater anglers for generations. The slight offset and light-wire construction make them forgiving when you're using live bait or small soft plastics, and they're sharp enough to set quickly in a crappie's mouth without requiring excessive force. Whether you're jigging minnows along dock pilings, fishing a grass line, or casting small spinners, these hooks deliver consistent hook-ups without unnecessary weight or bulk.
Size 1 splits the difference between larger saltwater and ultra-fine panfish patterns, making it ideal for crappie, bluegill, sunfish, and similar species where you want a hook that's big enough to handle slightly larger baits or lures but small enough to feel natural to the fish. Buy in bulk and you'll always have fresh, sharp hooks ready to go.
Key Features
- Light-wire construction for quick, reliable penetration
- Ringed eye reduces line slippage and ensures secure knots
- Gold finish offers visibility and corrosion resistance
- 100-count bulk pack—stock your kit and save per-hook cost
- Aberdeen pattern proven for panfish, crappie, and sunfish
Specifications
| Brand | Eagle Claw |
| Hook Pattern | Aberdeen |
| Size | 1 |
| Eye Type | Ringed |
| Wire Gauge | Light |
| Finish | Gold |
| Count per Pack | 100 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What fish species are Eagle Claw Aberdeen hooks good for?
These hooks are ideal for panfish including crappie, bluegill, sunfish, and other small freshwater species. The Size 1 is a solid all-around choice for live bait and light lure presentations in this category.
What is the advantage of a ringed eye versus an open eye?
A ringed eye has a small barb or keeper that prevents your knot from slipping off the eye, especially important when you're working with light line or when repeated casting and retrieving could cause an open-eye hook to loosen.
Is 100 hooks enough to last a season?
That depends on how often you fish and whether you lose hooks to snags or rough handling. A 100-count pack is a practical bulk purchase that keeps you well-stocked without taking up much space, and at this count, the per-hook cost is economical.
Can I use these hooks with live bait and artificial lures?
Yes. The light-wire Aberdeen pattern works well with live minnows, cricket, and other natural baits, and the ringed eye is compatible with small soft plastics and spinners tied directly to the hook.

