The Iseama hook with cutting point is an upgraded version of the traditional Iseama hook. This point design is inspired by shark teeth. This type of hook point has two major advantages. Advantage one: low penetration resistance during piercing, enabling smooth and unobstructed penetration. Even when facing fish with hard jaw structures, the cutting point can handle it with ease. Advantage two: fish that feed cautiously can also be hooked by the sharp cutting point, leaving no chance for escape. Even when targeting species with thick lips such as common carp, the Iseama hook with cutting point can easily penetrate the fish’s mouth, rather than hooking the surface tissue of the oral cavity. The penetrated hook position allows the force to be evenly distributed along the bend of the hook, rather than concentrated on the hook point, thereby significantly reducing the risk of hook breakage.
