100 X 6/0 Chemically Sharpened Octopus Circle Fishing Hooks
100 x High Quality Chemically Sharpened Octopus Circle Hooks in size #6/0. Actual hook size please check on the photo. Octopus Circle hooks are the best selling and most popular hooks of fishing in recent years.
This offset circle design is the perfect deepwater bottom fishing hook, suitable for paternoster ‘dropper-style’ rigs or normal boat fishing with cut baits. When using this hook, anglers do not strike on the bite; instead, the fish is allowed to run with the bait. As the line comes tight, the hook rolls into the corner of the fish’s mouth. This is a great hook to use for ‘lazy’ rigs fished from a rod holder, as fish simply hook themselves.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Octopus Circle Hook |
| Size | 6/0 |
| Quantity | 100 Pieces |
| Material | High Quality Steel |
| Sharpening | Chemically Sharpened |
FAQ
What is the actual size of the hook?
The actual size is #6/0. Please refer to the product photo for visual confirmation.
Are these hooks suitable for deepwater bottom fishing?
Yes, the offset circle design is specifically designed for deepwater bottom fishing and works well with paternoster dropper rigs or boat fishing with cut baits.
How does the hook perform when fishing with cut baits?
The hook allows the fish to run with the bait before the hook rolls into the corner of the mouth, reducing the chance of a missed catch and improving hooking success.


Steven Stewart –
These hooks work great for deepwater bottom fishing. The circle design keeps the fish from slipping off, and I’ve had fewer lost fish compared to using traditional hooks. Easy to handle and the sharpness holds up well after several uses.
Tracey Skinner –
I used them with cut baits on a boat rig. The fish hooked themselves without needing to strike. It’s a simple setup and very effective for lazy rigs. A bit more expensive than regular hooks, but worth it for the results.
Deirdre Allan –
The chemical sharpening makes the hooks very sharp and durable. I’ve used them in both shallow and deep water. The hook stays in place and doesn’t break during the catch, which is a big plus.