Eagle Claw Nickle Offset Hook 100 Size 1/0

The Eagle Claw Nickel Offset Hook in size 1/0 is a workhorse baitholder pattern designed for catfish anglers and anyone targeting larger freshwater species on live or cut bait. The offset shank keeps your bait presentation natural while the 1/0 size gives you enough hook bite to set firmly in a catfish's hard mouth without being so large that smaller fish ignore your offering. With 100 hooks per pack, you've got enough to stock your tacklebox for serious fishing trips or to have backups when you inevitably lose a few to snags and aggressive strikes.

The nickel finish resists corrosion in freshwater and holds up well through multiple fishing sessions—it's not flashy, just reliable. The offset design is classic for a reason: it tips your bait at a slight angle that feels more natural to fish and often converts more bites into hooksets. Whether you're fishing a muddy catfish hole, a sluggish river bend, or the deeper pools of a lake, this hook style has proven itself over decades of real-world angling.

This is straightforward tackle at a price that won't make you wince when a catfish wraps you around structure or you sacrifice a rig to a snag. Buy it in bulk, use it confidently, and focus on finding fish instead of worrying about your terminal tackle.

Key Features

• Size 1/0 offset shank—ideal for catfish and larger freshwater species
• Baitholder pattern with offset bend for improved bait presentation
• Nickel finish for corrosion resistance
• 100-count pack—stock up and always have backups on hand

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size catfish will this hook handle?

The 1/0 size is versatile enough for channel catfish and flatheads in the 5- to 25-pound range and works well for bullheads and smaller blues. It's large enough to set firmly but not so oversized that it deters aggressive feeding.

What's the difference between an offset hook and a straight-shank baitholder?

The offset bend angles your bait slightly, creating a more lifelike presentation that often triggers more strikes. It also helps with hookset mechanics when a fish takes the bait.

How many hooks are in a pack?

Each pack contains 100 hooks, giving you plenty for multiple trips or sharing with fishing partners.