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Final Keeper

Final Keepers put an end to soft plastics tearing off offset hooks during rigging. Simply fix the keeper in the head of the lure, push the hook through and your rig holds firm.

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439 BMR Final Keeper at PikeandPerch.eu
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439 BMR Final Keeper at PikeandPerch.eu
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439 BMR Final Keeper at PikeandPerch.eu
439 BMR Final Keeper Jig at PikeandPerch.eu
439 BMR Final Keeper Jig at PikeandPerch.eu

<h2>About the Final Keeper</h2><p>These small accessories need little introduction, yet they can make a real difference and protect your <strong>tournament-grade soft plastics</strong>. Softer baits in particular - especially those with a high salt content - are prone to tearing quickly due to their flexibility, making them unfishable. The Final Keeper solves this problem and keeps your more expensive soft plastics in action far longer.</p><h3>How to Use a Final Keeper</h3><p>You simply push it into the nose area of the soft lure, where its plastic anchors grip the material securely. From there, you can either rig an <strong>offset hook</strong> in the normal way or go with a <em>nose-hook</em> set-up. With the nose-hook approach, just make sure the hook point is guided through the small opening in the Final Keeper. This distributes the force acting on the hook across the Final Keeper, so the lure almost never tears. Even drop shot lures flying off during the fight become a thing of the past with the Final Keeper. You can fish a lure many times longer than you would without one - well worth having in your tackle box.</p>

Frequently asked questions

They secure soft plastics on the hook and prevent the lure from tearing free.
You simply push it into the soft plastic at the desired point - usually the head area. It anchors itself firmly there thanks to its barbs or spiral design.
They are used in combination with offset hooks - so with the Texas rig, Carolina rig, Cheburashka and similar set-ups.
There are versions you press in and versions you screw in.
Yes, no problem at all. Once a soft plastic has been chewed up after plenty of bites, just remove the keeper and put it on a fresh lure.