由 Donald Justin It looks like you’re referring to fishing tackle or lure lots, possibly from brands like Eagle Claw. Here’s a breakdown of what you might be looking at:
1. Eagle Claw “Big Bite” Lot – Likely a set of fishing hooks from Eagle Claw’s “Big Bite” series, known for sharp, durable hooks designed for better hooksets.
– Could include various sizes/styles (e.g., circle hooks, bait hooks).
– Often sold in bulk packs (e.g., 25–100 hooks per pack).
2. “Dough Hooks” Lot – 5 Packs – This might refer to dough bait hooks (specialized for carp/catfish fishing with dough baits) or a typo for “worm hooks” (if used for soft plastics).
– If “Dough Hooks,” they’re likely small, curved hooks for sticky baits.
– 5 packs could mean 5 individual packages (e.g., 10 hooks per pack).
Possible Scenarios:
– Auction/Bulk Sale: Someone selling multiple hook types together (e.g., Eagle Claw Big Bite + dough hooks).
– Typo: “Dough Hooks” might be a misspelling of “worm hooks” or “treble hooks.”
Next Steps:
– Check product images/descriptions for exact details (hook size, count, material).
– Confirm if it’s a mixed lot or separate items.
– Look for brand logos (Eagle Claw is reputable; “Dough Hooks” could be generic).
If you’re buying, verify the seller’s ratings and compare prices per hook. Let me know if you need help decoding a specific listing!