Name: Sea Harvester 18r Long Line Hooks 25 pack
Brand: NZDiver
Price: 8.99 NZD
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Sea Harvester 18r Long Line Hooks 25 pack

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About this item

Get reliable hook-ups on snapper, kahawhai, gurnard and more with these heavy-duty longline hooks. Made in Korea from high carbon steel with a Duratin corrosion-resistant coating, supplied in a convenient 25-pack.

High carbon steel construction for strength and resistance to bending under pressure.

Duratin corrosion-resistant coating protects against rust in saltwater environments.

Size 18r regular (non-offset) hook, designed for longline fishing applications.

Suitable for targeting snapper, kahawhai, gurnard, and other demersal species.

Made in Korea to consistent quality standards for commercial and recreational use.

Sea Harvester Longline Hooks are purpose-built for longline fishing, offering the strength and durability needed to handle powerful fish and demanding saltwater conditions. Manufactured in Korea, these size 18r regular hooks are constructed from high carbon steel and finished with a Duratin coating, making them a reliable choice for both recreational and commercial longline rigs targeting species such as snapper, kahawhai, and gurnard.

Technical Details

Brand	Sea Harvester
Size	18r
Hook Style	Regular (non-offset)
Material	High carbon steel
Coating	Duratin corrosion-resistant coating
Pack Quantity	25 hooks
Country of Manufacture	Korea
Also Available In	20r, 22r

Usage

Longline fishing involves deploying an extended mainline with multiple baited hooks attached at regular intervals. Sea Harvester Longline Hooks are designed specifically for this technique, providing consistent hooking performance across a wide range of target species including snapper, kahawhai, gurnard, and other demersal or pelagic fish. The high carbon steel core resists bending under load, while the Duratin coating maintains hook integrity over repeated use in saltwater.

Safety Notes

Always comply with local New Zealand fishing regulations, including size and bag limits for target species. Ensure your longline setup meets any regional gear restrictions that may apply to your fishing area. Handle sharp hooks with care to avoid injury.