Collection: Rings

Rings for lures, hooks and rigs

Fishing rings are the tiny parts that hold your rig together.
At Jahikala we help you choose rings that are strong, neat and easy to work with.

If all the sizes and names sound confusing, don’t worry.
Ask us and we’ll explain which rings you really need and where.

What are fishing rings and why use them?

What are fishing rings and why use them?
Fishing rings are small metal rings used to connect lures, hooks, leaders and other rig parts.

Split rings are used to attach hooks to lures.
Solid or weld rings are often used on leaders and special rigs.

With the right rings your connections are cleaner and more reliable.
You can change or rebuild parts of your rig without cutting everything off.

How to choose rings for fishing?

How to choose rings for fishing?
Start with what you’re connecting – hooks, lures, leaders or small links in a rig.

Smaller, finer rings are enough for light perch lures and finesse rigs.
Stronger, thicker rings are better for pike, zander and heavy baits.

Check ring size, wire thickness and kg rating where given.
If you’re not sure how that translates to real fishing, tell Jahikala what you use and we’ll suggest concrete sizes.

Types of rings – split rings, solid rings and rig rings

Types of rings – split rings, solid rings and rig rings?
Split rings open like tiny key rings and are perfect for attaching hooks to lures.

Solid or welded rings don’t open at all.
They’re used in strong leaders, jig systems and places where you don’t want a weak spot.

There are also oval and special rig rings for stiff rigs and neat presentations.
At Jahikala we’ll help you pick just a few types that cover most of your fishing.

Why buy rings from Jahikala?

Why buy rings from Jahikala?
We stock fishing rings that real anglers use and trust on their favourite lures.

Our team tests rings on pike, perch, zander and coarse rigs.
We see which rings stay strong, which open too easily and which are worth the money.

We also think about your budget.
If a sensibly priced ring does the job as well as a premium one, we’ll happily say so.

FAQ about fishing rings

What size rings do I need for my lures?

What size rings do I need for my lures?
Choose smaller rings for small perch lures and bigger, stronger rings for heavy pike baits – if you tell Jahikala the lure type and target fish, we’ll suggest exact sizes.

What is the difference between split rings and solid rings?

What is the difference between split rings and solid rings?
Split rings open and let you attach hooks and lures, solid rings do not open and are used as strong fixed connection points on leaders and rigs.

Can rings weaken my rig?

Can rings weaken my rig?
Rings can weaken your rig if they are too small or low quality, so it’s important to match ring strength to your line and fish size and avoid cheap, soft metal.

Do I really need fishing rings or can I tie everything direct?

Do I really need fishing rings or can I tie everything direct?
You can tie direct, but rings make rigs cleaner, protect knots from wear and make it easier to change hooks, lures and leaders without rebuilding everything.

What if I don’t know which rings to buy?

What if I don’t know which rings to buy?
Contact Jahikala, tell us about your rods, lines, lures and target fish, and we’ll build a simple, effective set of rings that covers your main rigs without wasting money.