Care of stainless steel fishing hooks.

All of our stainless steel fishing hooks are individually surface treated with electrolytic polishing to increase corrosion resistance.

I've raised it, but it still rusts.

We recommend taking care of it to make it last as long as possible.

To clean , wash with fresh water.

That's all there is to it.

The best thing to do is to put the fishing hook in a bucket immediately after use and spray it with fresh water (or even better, a pressure washer).

...As I was writing this, I realized that it would probably be impossible to do this on a ship.

Maybe the only thing you can do is wipe it off with a cloth soaked in fresh water?

However, it does wipe away any dirt that has stuck to it, so it's much better than doing nothing.

By the way, we do not recommend the use of rust inhibitors or rust removers.

This is because the coating produced by electrolytic polishing can be damaged depending on the ingredients used.

The harsh ingredients can affect the skin underneath the coating if used for a long period of time.

I think it would be effective to apply oil instead of rust inhibitor.

However, it seems like it will affect workability and feeding.

Well, we would prefer if you replaced it frequently without taking care of it.

Even if you take care of it, it's no use if the fish take it 🤣

In the end, he said something blunt 🔥