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Eagle Claw Inline Circle Hooks have earned solid endorsements from both the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) and the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council, thanks to their smart design that balances fishing success with fish care and conservation efforts. Anglers around the world—and here in New Zealand—appreciate these hooks for making catch-and-release fishing more sustainable and ethical while still delivering excellent performance on big game species.
Unlike traditional J-hooks, Eagle Claw’s inline circle hooks are designed to hook fish in the corner of the jaw rather than deeper inside the throat or gut. This clever shape means the hook naturally rotates and sets securely when the line tightens, reducing gut-hooking and increasing the chance of releasing healthy fish back into the water. The hooks are meticulously chemically sharpened for ultra-fast penetration with minimal force, which translates to fewer missed bites and more solid hooksets on species like kingfish, snapper, and trevally.
The IGFA endorses these hooks as they comply with responsible fishing standards aimed at preserving fish populations globally. Likewise, the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council supports Eagle Claw’s inline circle hooks because they align perfectly with New Zealand’s conservation-focused fisheries management. These hooks help keep the fishery healthy by reducing mortality rates in released fish and enabling anglers to enjoy their sport responsibly.
Constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant steel with a platinum black finish, these hooks thrive in New Zealand’s harsh saltwater and freshwater environments. Whether using live bait, cut bait, or chunking techniques, the Eagle Claw inline circle hooks hold strong and perform reliably. Sizes cover a broad spectrum, making them suitable for everything from inshore species to big offshore game fish.
In short, Eagle Claw Inline Circle Hooks offer New Zealand anglers a top-tier, ethical, and effective option that’s fully backed by leading global and local fishing bodies—it’s a win for fishers and fisheries alike