Circle Hooks, Triangle Hooks, Single Hooks and Barb Hooks are better for carp fishing.

1, Circle Hook: This hook type has a rounded design that hooks better into the mouth of the fish, reduces damage to the mouth, and improves the chances of the fish being caught.

2. Treble Hook: This type of hook has three hook points, increasing the chances of catching carp. When using the Treble Hook, be careful to choose the right size hook to match the size of the target being fished.

3. Single Hook: Single Hook is the most commonly used hook type, and you can choose the right size of single hook according to the size of carp and fishing style. This type of hook has a higher chance of catching the fish's mouth and is easier to unhook.

4. Jig Hook: This type of hook is characterized by barbs on the hook point or the hook body, which can fix the fish's mouth better and reduce the possibility of unhooking.

When choosing a hook type, you need to consider factors such as the size of the carp, the water environment and the fishing method. In addition, care should be taken to choose the right size of hook to ensure that the mouth of the carp is not unduly damaged when hooked. In actual fishing, it is important to make a sensible choice based on experience and the situation, and there may be different preferred hook types for different situations. Remember to check the sharpness of the hooks before fishing and use the bait wisely so as to increase the success rate of fishing.

What are the best hooks for carp fishing

1, Iseni

Iseni is the most commonly used hooks by anglers, and it is also the earliest hooks in use, which is the first one used by many people (including Moki). These hooks are designed for fishing medium to large sized fish, but of course the smaller ones can also be used to catch small fish such as carp and whitebait. The advantage of the Iseini is that the hook is thick, the hook point is inwardly curved and has a barb, so it is difficult for the fish to escape from the hook, and it is also one of the main hooks for carp in wild fishing.

2, the new Kanto

The new Kanto hooks are a kind of hooks that have become more popular in recent times, which are upgraded on the basis of Kanto hooks, and then called the new Kanto. The new Kanto is a barbless hook with a slightly longer shank and an upright tip that has no inward curvature, and is stronger and more resistant to tensile forces. In the black hole carp fishing, anglers will use the new Kanto hook, one is the pond owner does not allow the use of barbed hook, and one is to facilitate faster hook removal.

3, Izu

About Izu this kind of hook, I heard the most is that it is easy to run fish, some anglers even gave it a "run fish king" title! The fact is that it's really as bad as the fishing community says it is, and that's why it's so important to have the right hook. In fact, really not, take Izu and Iseini than, the latter is more prone to fish stabbing not firm hang unstable phenomenon, this is really not nonsense, but experience. Izu is a crooked-beaked hook, and the hook point is upright, in the fish bite the hook can be very strong stab into the mouth.