
Cox & Rawle Specimen hooks
Wide-gape, micro-barbed sea fishing hooks from Cox & Rawle, built for estuary and saltwater specimen anglers targeting bass, cod, rays and huss.
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6£2.75Overview
The Cox & Rawle SCR28 Specimen Hook is a wide-gape, micro-barbed sea-fishing hook designed for presenting substantial baits to larger species in estuary and saltwater venues. It sits in the middle of the Cox & Rawle specimen range, offering more strength than a scratching-match style pattern while retaining a relatively lower-diameter, medium-gauge wire compared with the heavier SCR29 Specimen Extra or the very heavy SCR25 Meat Hook.
Each hook features a Black Nickel finish and a straight eye, giving a strong predator/bait pattern that Cox & Rawle markets for all estuary and saltwater applications.
SCR28 is supplied 10 hooks to a pack across the full manufacturer-published size range of 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 and 6/0, giving anglers a consistent pattern to scale up or down depending on bait size and target species.
Perfect For
SCR28 is well suited to shore and estuary fishing for larger saltwater species, with rays, huss, cod and bass all specifically identified as target species for this pattern.
The hook is documented for use with fish baits, squid baits and larger worm offerings, making it a versatile choice for anglers presenting bulkier baits without stepping up to an X-heavy hook. It works well for predator and specimen-style sea fishing where a wide gape and reliable strength are needed but excessive bulk is not.
Technical Insight
The wide-gape design provides extra room between point and shank compared with a narrow-gape pattern, allowing larger fish, squid and worm baits to be presented while helping keep the hook point exposed for a positive hook-set. The micro-barb keeps bait secure on the hook without the drawbacks of a larger barb.
The medium-gauge, relatively low-diameter wire is a key differentiator from the heavier SCR29 Specimen Extra, giving anglers a strong predator hook that doesn't immediately require moving to a bulkier, X-strong construction. Combined with the Black Nickel finish and straight eye, SCR28 is built as a practical, general-purpose strong specimen pattern for estuary and saltwater fishing.
- •- Wide-gape design creates extra room for larger fish, squid and worm baits
- •- Micro-barbed point helps keep bait secure while aiding hook penetration
- •- Medium-gauge, lower-diameter wire gives strength without excessive bulk
- •- Black Nickel finish with a straight eye for dependable rigging
- •- Supplied 10 hooks per pack across all nine sizes, from size 6 to 6/0
- •- Positioned between lighter patterns and the heavier SCR29 Specimen Extra
- •- Suited to shore, estuary and predator/specimen sea fishing
What sizes does the Cox & Rawle SCR28 Specimen Hook come in?
The SCR28 is available in sizes 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 and 6/0, with 10 hooks supplied in every pack regardless of size.
What species can you catch with the SCR28 Specimen Hook?
Retailers specifically identify rays, huss, cod and bass as target species for the SCR28, and Cox & Rawle markets it as a predator hook for all estuary and saltwater applications.
What's the difference between the SCR28 and SCR29 Specimen Extra?
The SCR28 uses a medium-gauge, relatively low-diameter wire and is described as a strong predator hook, while the SCR29 Specimen Extra is a heavier, X-strong construction for even bigger baits and species.
What baits work best with the SCR28 hook?
The SCR28 is documented for use with fish baits, squid baits and larger worm offerings, making it a versatile choice for presenting bulkier baits to larger saltwater species.
Technical Specifications
Core
| Brand | Cox & Rawle |
| Model | SCR28 |
| Type | Single sea-fishing bait/predator hook |
| Size | 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0, 6/0 |
| Quantity | 10 hooks per pack – every size |
Performance
| Wire Gauge | Lower-diameter / medium-gauge relative to heavier specimen patterns |
| Strength | Strong predator pattern |
| Barb | Micro-barbed |
Construction
| Finish | Black Nickel |
Features
| Eye Type | Straight eye |
| Gape | Wide gape |







