Eagle Claw Trokar EWG Hook Black 6ct Size 2/0

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UPC:
047708676021
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The Eagle Claw Trokar EWG hook in size 2/0 is a workhorse choice for anglers targeting bass, catfish, and other freshwater species where a wide gap and dependable hook set matter. This six-count pack of black EWG (extra-wide gap) hooks gives you the offset design that lets soft plastics sit naturally and lets the hook point track true on the strike. Eagle Claw has been building reliable hooks for generations, and the Trokar line carries that reputation into modern fishing with a proven design that balances durability and fish-holding geometry.

Whether you're rigging Texas rigs, shakey-head presentations, or chunking plastics in weedy cover, the wide gap keeps the hook point exposed and ready to bite. The black finish helps the hook blend with dark baits and reduces visibility in clear water. At size 2/0, you're in the sweet spot for medium soft plastics and general freshwater work—versatile enough for a day on the lake and reliable enough that you won't hesitate to tie them on.

Stock a pack in your tacklebox and you've got a solid foundation hook that won't let you down when it counts. Six hooks per pack means you'll have backups, because a bent or dulled hook is part of fishing—and having fresh ones ready keeps you focused on what matters: catching fish.

Key Features

  • Extra-wide gap (EWG) design for improved hook sets and soft plastic rigging
  • Black finish for subtle presentation
  • Size 2/0—versatile for medium soft plastics and freshwater species
  • Six hooks per pack

Frequently Asked Questions

What soft plastics work best with a 2/0 EWG hook?

A 2/0 wide gap hook pairs well with 4- to 6-inch soft plastics like worms, crawfish imitations, and creature baits. The gap is wide enough to accommodate the plastic while keeping the point exposed for solid hook sets.

Can I use these hooks for saltwater fishing?

These are built for freshwater use. For saltwater applications, look for hooks with corrosion-resistant materials designed specifically for saltwater environments.

How many hooks come in a pack?

Each pack contains six hooks, giving you plenty for a day on the water and spares for the tacklebox.