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FISHING LURE FROG LURE PACK OF 2 Point: The sharp end of the hook that penetrates the fish. It can be either a straight point or a barbed point (a small barb or hook to prevent the fish from escaping).Shank: The long, straight part of the hook, extending from the eye to the point. The length and thickness of the shank vary depending on the hook's design.Eye: The loop or hole at the top of the hook, through which the fishing line is threaded. The eye can be straight (perpendicular to the shank) or turned (angled upwards or downwards).Barb: A small, backward-facing hook near the point of the hook. Barbed hooks are more likely to keep the fish hooked once caught, but they also make the hook harder to remove. Some anglers prefer barbless hooks for catch-and-release fishing.Gap: The distance between the point and the shank. A wider gap allows for a better hook set, while a narrow gap can be used for smaller fish or delicate presentations.