Anybody missing some hooks?

[Jax]

They dropped the water down to a trickle at the genny a few weeks back, so we went tackle shopping in between water level fluctuations. While recovering numerous cleos, and jigs we found these. Every year I find some but this woud be a jackpot of snaggers delight.

The size of these things is ridiculous, attached to 2 of them are some ant swivels that are probably 300 lb test and around and inch long. That day I also found 2 empty boxes of size 8/0 Trebles - exactly what you need to go fishing at the genny. I just wish I could have witnessed someone chucking these things down there that actually considered it a good way to spend a morning or considered it "fishing"

The total weight of the handful of them weighs almost 1.5 pounds. Check out the Sealine in the pic for size comparison.

[ray koziatek]

Hey those would make some nice stinger hooks..................................................for downrigger balls..might drag up a few dypsys ......or bodies.. in August and early september when i see the local kids going down the salmon river on tubes and floats I shudder ..

[Legacy]

those are my egg sac hooks...

[GAMBLER]

Wow. Those break a couple DEC laws in the tribs. Hook gap, no trebles, and no weighted trebles. This just goes to show there are a lot of scumbags that still snag.

[perch predator]

you didn't see them cause they're down there at night , and probably herding them like smelt

[kremer01]

holy hooks batman!

better not wade barefoot around there

seriously, there is NOTHING sporting about that!

[FISHINMAN]

Jeremy can I have those? I wanna drag them behind my boat and see if I can't find my lost probe and 200ft of rigger cable

[Cheers]

Sweeeet! Ive been waiting to see those.

[lennybones]

awful, cant wait till i see someone doing this and i know what they drive theyre going to have a tough time getting home!!!!!! disgusting!!!!!

[nbajack70]

I didn't know there were bunker in the genny...lol

[Fish Junkie]

Good ole 'Michigan Crickets' !

Haven't seen that fly pattern in years...