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Epic Shark Hook | Circle Hook

Epic Shark Hook | Circle Hook

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Epic Shark Hooks - Extra Heavy Circle Hooks

Epic Shark Hooks are extra heavy gauge circle hooks built for shark fishing. Three sizes cover the range of shark species you encounter offshore and from the beach. The 16/0 is inline with a 2-5/8 inch length and 1-3/8 inch gap. The 18/0 is offset with a 3-1/8 inch length and 1-5/8 inch gap. The 20/0 is offset with a 3-5/8 inch length and 1-3/4 inch gap. Sea Guard tin construction resists saltwater corrosion. The point resists rolling and stays sharper longer than standard finishes. Sold individually so you buy exactly the quantity you need.
  • Extra heavy gauge for shark-class fish
  • 16/0 inline, 18/0 offset, 20/0 offset
  • Sea Guard tin corrosion resistance
  • Roll-resistant point stays sharp
  • Sold individually from $1.69

Read our hook size chart for shark rig recommendations

Heavy Metal for Serious Sharks

Standard hooks straighten under the jaw pressure and sustained runs that sharks produce. The Epic Shark Hook uses extra heavy gauge wire that handles the loads that destroy lighter hardware. The circle hook design sets in the corner of the jaw for clean catch-and-release, which many shark fisheries require.

The 16/0 inline meets the strictest circle hook regulations for tournament and regulated fisheries. The 18/0 and 20/0 offset models provide the larger gap needed for big baits and bigger sharks. Sea Guard tin finish resists the corrosion that saltwater and blood accelerate. At $1.69 to $2.99 per hook, building shark rigs is affordable.

Extra Heavy Gauge Wire

The wire gauge is sized for the forces that shark species produce. Bull sharks, hammerheads, makos, and blacktips all generate jaw pressure and sustained runs that straighten standard hooks. The extra heavy gauge holds its shape through the fight.

Inline and Offset Options

The 16/0 is inline, meeting tournament and regulatory requirements for non-offset circle hooks. The 18/0 and 20/0 are offset, providing a wider gap for large bait presentations. Choose based on your fishery regulations and bait size.

Sea Guard Tin Finish

Sea Guard tin provides superior corrosion resistance compared to standard finishes. Shark fishing exposes hooks to blood, bait juice, and extended saltwater contact. The tin finish resists degradation under these conditions and the point stays sharp longer.

How to Build a Shark Rig with Epic Shark Hooks

1. Select hook size: 16/0 for medium sharks, 18/0 for large, 20/0 for trophy fish

2. Crimp the hook to heavy mono or cable leader (300-500lb)

3. Add a large swivel at the top of the leader

4. Bait with bonito, bluefish, or other oily cut bait

5. Deploy from a boat, pier, or beach using a heavy rod and reel

6. When a shark takes the bait, let it run and the circle hook sets in the jaw corner

Specs & Common Questions

Everything you need to know before you buy

Full Specifications +
Brand Epic Fishing Co.
Type Circle Hook (Shark)
Wire Extra Heavy Gauge
Finish Sea Guard Tin
16/0 2-5/8" length, 1-3/8" gap, Inline
18/0 3-1/8" length, 1-5/8" gap, Offset
20/0 3-5/8" length, 1-3/4" gap, Offset
Sold Individually
Price Range $1.69 - $2.99
Which size for which sharks? +
16/0 for blacktip, spinner, and smaller species (under 6 feet). 18/0 for bull sharks and medium species. 20/0 for hammerheads, makos, and large tigers. Match the hook to the bait and target size. Our hook size chart has species recommendations.
Is the 16/0 tournament legal? +
Yes. The 16/0 is inline (non-offset), meeting the strictest circle hook regulations for shark tournaments and regulated fisheries. The 18/0 and 20/0 are offset, which some fisheries restrict. Our circle hook guide covers regulations.
What leader do I need? +
Heavy mono (300-500lb) or cable for shark fishing. Shark teeth cut light leader instantly. Crimp the leader to the hook eye. Our crimping guide covers heavy leader connections.
Can I use these from the beach? +
Yes. Beach shark fishing uses the same hooks and rigs as boat fishing. Deploy with a kayak, drone, or long cast. The circle hook design allows catch-and-release from the beach. Our hook guide covers beach shark rigging.
What is Sea Guard tin? +
A tin-based coating that resists saltwater corrosion better than standard finishes. The coating also helps the hook point resist rolling, keeping it sharper through more use. Browse our Mustad 7692DT for another heavy-duty hook option.
Why circle hooks for sharks? +
Circle hooks set in the jaw corner instead of the gut, making catch-and-release safer for the shark. Many fisheries require circle hooks for shark fishing. The jaw-corner hookset also makes unhooking faster and safer for the angler. Our circle hook guide explains the benefits.