Eagle Claw Gold Aberdeen 100ct Size 4
The Eagle Claw Gold Aberdeen Size 4 hook is a lightweight, versatile choice for crappie and panfish anglers who want dependable performance without breaking the bank. This 100-count pack gives you enough hooks to stock your tackle box and share with fishing partners. Aberdeen-style hooks have been a staple in American freshwater fishing for generations—they're thin-wire designs that work well with live bait and small lures, and the ringed eye makes it easy to tie on quickly when fish are biting.
Size 4 fits the sweet spot for targeting crappie, bluegill, and other panfish species. The gold finish catches light underwater and adds a bit of visual appeal, while the light-wire construction makes these hooks less likely to damage soft-mouthed panfish during the fight and release. Whether you're fishing a farm pond, reservoir, or creek, having a bulk pack means you won't hesitate to tie on fresh when you feel a snag, and you'll always have backups when hooks wear out or bend.
These hooks work equally well under a bobber with live minnows or on a small jig head with soft plastics. The ringed eye design provides a solid, reliable connection point—no need to worry about the eye failing when you're fighting a feisty crappie. At this size and price point, the Eagle Claw Gold Aberdeen is the kind of hook that lets you focus on fishing instead of managing your inventory.
Key Features
- 100-count bulk pack—stock your tackle box and stay fishing
- Light-wire Aberdeen design—ideal for live bait and panfish applications
- Ringed eye—secure knot connection and easy rigging
- Size 4—versatile for crappie, bluegill, and other panfish
- Gold finish—traditional, reliable, and time-proven
Specifications
| Brand | Eagle Claw |
| Hook Style | Aberdeen |
| Size | 4 |
| Eye Type | Ringed |
| Wire Weight | Light |
| Finish | Gold |
| Count | 100 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What panfish species work well with Size 4 Aberdeen hooks?
Size 4 is ideal for crappie, bluegill, sunfish, and other panfish. The light-wire design and moderate gap are well-suited to these species and won't overshadow small live baits or lures you might be fishing.
What's the difference between a ringed eye and a regular eye?
A ringed eye has a small barb or collar at the base that helps secure your knot and reduces the chance of the line slipping under load. It's a simple but effective design that's been used in freshwater fishing for decades.
Is the light-wire construction durable?
Light-wire hooks are designed to bend before they break, which is actually a benefit when releasing panfish—they're less likely to damage the fish's mouth. They'll hold up well to normal fishing pressure; you'll get multiple fish per hook unless you encounter snags.
Why buy a 100-count pack?
A 100-count pack gives you plenty of hooks for a season of regular fishing, eliminates frequent re-orders, and lets you keep spares on hand. At this volume, you get better value than buying smaller packs.

