BKK Titanrider and Titandiver Review! The best new piece of fishing gear?!

Jerry Audet of Surfcaster's Journal gave us a great overview and review of the BKK Titanrider and Titandiver. These hooks are truly the best when it comes to fishing big plastics for big fish!
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[@TheBonefixr]

Thank you. So much to learn, so much science since I stated some 60 years ago.

[@totalnoobfishing1753]

Jerry - using such a large soft plastic often causes me to lose a lot of fish due to short strikes and I notice you are using a single hook. Are you intentionally trying to cull out large fish with a single hook?

[@indeep6431]

I rarely if ever lose anything over 30" on soft plastics. One of my highest hit-to-land ratio options- regardless of size. Even with 16/0 BKK in very large shads- you'd be amazed at the size of the fish that hit them- sometimes only 50% larger than the lure.

[@welchieez]

This is just a though of mine but maybe if scent is added to your soft plastics the fish will be for confident in their hit and possibly hook up ratios will improve

[@totalnoobfishing1753]

@@welchieez Completely valid point for 2 reasons #1 When I use GULP as a trailer, they hit and stay on and if they miss they come back for it (usually at night) - #2 My hits with Procure seem to be more vicious and committed,,,, HOWEVER it is a pain to keep applying ProCure, especially when you are fishing at night. I've put procure in an empty nail polish container with the little brush attached to the cap and that helps for speed of application...but it gets annoying
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[@welchieez]

@@totalnoobfishing1753 yea I understand the struggle, that’s why when I use scent a gel seems to stay on longer