Fishing Hooks 400pcs Review
Our verdict
The Fishing Hooks 400pcs pack costs $12.99 for 400 silver hooks, working out to about 3 cents per hook. A 4.6-star rating across 1,900 reviews and over 1,000 buyers last month, the highest purchase volume of any hook in this comparison, make it the clear pick for anglers who need a large hook stock on hand.
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Anglers who go through hooks fast, want a large stockpile for a full season without reordering, or fish in group settings like charters and family trips where multiple hooks are needed at once.
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Skip it if you want a hook with a stated target species, technique, or material spec, since this listing omits those details, or if you only need a small quantity and do not want to store 400 hooks.
- Weight 6.6 Ounces
- Size 400PCS
- Color Silver
- Pieces 400
- Priced 30% above the category median ($9.99 across 89 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 1,900 owner ratings
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Popularity4.7/5
1,900 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
A 400-piece hook pack is built for anglers who treat hooks as a consumable rather than a precision purchase. At $12.99, this silver pack covers a full season of losses to snags, bite-offs, and rocks without needing to reorder partway through.
Compared against the named-brand alternatives, this pack is the largest by a wide margin, dwarfing the Gamakatsu's 25-count and both Berkley packs' single-digit counts. It also carries the least detailed spec sheet of the group, listing only weight, size, color, and piece count rather than material, technique, or target species. That makes it harder to judge exactly what kind of hook it is beyond a general silver hook sold in bulk.
The review numbers are the strongest argument in its favor. A 4.6-star average across 1,900 reviews is a substantial sample, second only to the Gamakatsu's 2,500, and 1,000+ units bought last month is the highest demand figure of any hook in this comparison. For anglers prioritizing quantity and a proven track record of repeat buyers over detailed specs, the numbers support the purchase, even without the material and technique detail found on the pricier alternatives.
Pros
- 400 hooks for $12.99 works out to roughly 3 cents per hook, the lowest per-unit cost in this comparison
- 1,900 reviews is the second-largest review sample of any hook compared here, behind only the Gamakatsu's 2,500
- 4.6-star rating holding across that many reviews suggests consistent satisfaction at scale
- 1,000+ bought last month matches the highest demand figure among the hooks in this comparison
- 400-piece count means a full season of hook losses is covered by a single purchase
- At 6.6 ounces total, the pack is easy to store in a tackle box despite the high piece count
Cons
- The listing does not specify material, technique, or target species, unlike every other hook in this comparison
- No stated hook size beyond the 400-piece count, making it unclear what sizes are actually included
- Silver color may be more visible in clear water than the black or smoke satin finishes on other packs
- Without a named technique like circle hook or weedless design, matching it to a specific fishing style is harder
- Generic branding means no manufacturer track record to compare against name brands like Gamakatsu or Berkley
Specifications
| Weight | 6.6 Ounces |
|---|---|
| Size | 400PCS |
| Color | Silver |
| Pieces | 400 |
Performance notes
With weight listed at 6.6 ounces for 400 hooks, each hook is extremely light, in the range of a small to mid-size hook rather than anything built for heavy saltwater or big-game use. The lack of a stated material or technique in the spec sheet limits how precisely this pack can be matched to a specific fishing scenario compared to the Gamakatsu or Berkley alternatives, which name their steel grade and hook style directly. Silver as a finish typically reflects more light underwater than black or dark satin coatings, which can matter in clear water where fish are more likely to notice a hook's visibility. The sheer piece count of 400 suggests this pack is built around volume and replacement rate rather than a refined design, a reasonable tradeoff for anglers who prioritize always having a hook on hand over fine-tuning for one species.
What buyers say
A 4.6-star average across 1,900 reviews is a deep sample, trailing only the Gamakatsu's 2,500 reviews among the hooks in this comparison, and well ahead of both Berkley packs. Combined with 1,000+ units bought last month, the highest demand figure seen among all the hooks compared here, the pattern points to a product that keeps buyers coming back despite offering fewer stated specs than its name-brand competitors. That combination of scale and consistency suggests the missing spec details are not a major complaint driver among buyers, at least at this price point and purchase volume.
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Frequently asked questions
How many hooks are in this pack and what do they cost per unit?
The pack includes 400 hooks for $12.99, which works out to about 3 cents per hook. That is the lowest per-hook cost among the hooks compared here, well below the smaller name-brand packs that run 6 cents to over a dollar per hook.
What material or hook size does this pack use?
The listing does not specify a material, technique, or precise hook size beyond noting a 400-piece count and silver color. Anglers who need that level of detail may prefer the Gamakatsu or Berkley alternatives, which name their steel type and hook style directly.
Is the review record trustworthy given the low detail in the specs?
The 4.6-star rating across 1,900 reviews is a large sample, second only to the Gamakatsu's 2,500 reviews in this comparison, and 1,000+ units were bought last month, the highest of any hook here. That volume of repeat purchases suggests buyers are satisfied despite the sparse spec listing.