Born from a collaboration between Bass Pro Tour standout Aaron Martens and Gamakatsu, the Gamakatsu G-Power Stinger Trailer Hook is engineered to transform those frustrating short bites into successful hookups. Aaron’s attention to detail is evident in this trailer hook’s design, featuring a subtly upturned eye for enhanced stability at high speeds, ensuring your hook remains optimally positioned.

Crafted specifically for power fishing techniques, the Gamakatsu G Power Stinger Trailer Hook boasts robust TGW (Tournament Grade Wire), maintaining sharpness for extended periods and delivering 20% more strength per diameter. To elevate your hookup ratio, this hook showcases a precisely molded sproat bend and is coated with a smooth nano finish for seamless hook penetration. Additionally, it comes equipped with a silicone stopper, ensuring it stays securely in place.

Key Features:

• Designed by Aaron Martens
• Bent eye for straight trailer tracking at any retrieval speed
• Sturdy wire diameter tailored for power fishing tactics
• Compact profile and sproat bend for efficient hooking and retention
• Includes silicone stopper for added convenience

When using the Gamakatsu G-Power Stinger Trailer Hook for bass fishing, you’ll want to pair it with appropriate baits to maximize your success. Here are some bait recommendations:

Spinnerbaits:

When fishing with spinnerbaits, especially in situations where bass are known for short strikes, adding the trailer hook can make a significant difference. It ensures better hookups when bass nip at the bait.

Jigs:

Trailer hooks are effective with jigs, especially football jigs and flipping jigs. These jigs often have bulky skirts that can hide the main hook, making the trailer hook essential for solid hooksets.

Texas-rigged Soft Plastics:

Whether you’re using creature baits, worms, or craws, adding the G-Power Stinger Trailer Hook to your Texas-rigged soft plastics can be a game-changer. It helps in catching those bass that might just grab the tail of your bait.

Swim Jigs:

Swim jigs imitate baitfish and are known for their versatility. Attaching a trailer hook can make them even more effective, especially if bass are striking short.

Topwater Lures:

In some cases, adding a trailer hook to topwater lures like frogs or buzzbaits can be effective. This is particularly useful if you notice bass are missing your lure on the surface.

Flipping and Pitching Baits:

For heavy cover situations where bass can bury themselves, using the trailer hook with your flipping or pitching baits can help ensure you get a solid hookset.