What style of hook?

[Junior.]

I'm starting to get more and more into using tip-ups.  Around here we catch mostly Northern and Bass. 

Currently I have all of my tip-ups setup with treble hooks. 

What are your guys opinions on the best style of hooks to use in my situation?

[war eagle]

maybe I can learn something new here too. When I was first learning how to ice fish by the local old timers they always said to use long shanked hooks so that's what I've been doing for the last 30 years. Seems to work fine but I'm open to suggestions.

[TEAMGRIPPER]

I'm a longtime fan of just a regular j style bait hook but lately I have been using a single treble.  I've never really liked quick strike rigs unless your using a sucker 12" or bigger.  With the single treble I don't let them take it as long as a j hook and its working for me on both Pike and Walleye.  I make my own rigs using 10 20 or 30 lb steel leader material and use crimping sleeves to attach a swivel on top and hook on the bottom.  check your fishing regs though some states make you add a small blade to a rig like this in order to be legal.

[pipes18079]

I am a big fan of the octopus style or Mosquito  hook styles size 12 for trout all the way to size 2 for bass and bigger fish. Got a large assortment of colors too not so sure that matter though.

[Bear32]

  I use Owner circle hooks for all my fishing. I've had great results while using these. I also prefer red colored hooks and use blades & beads on some of my rigs as well.

[Icefish4Life]

Quick-strike rigs (consisting of flourocarbon leader and two treble hooks)

[MEMAGGIENCOMET]

I either run treble hooks or circle hooks.  I have switched most of my tip ups to circle hooks because I believe you get a better hook set in the corner of the fishes mouth and sometimes trebles can be a little hard on the fish especially if they start to swallow it.

[cousin eddie]

I match the hook to the bait size I'm using.  Large chubs and jumbo roaches for pike, a #4 or #6 treble hook.  Medium to small roaches or small suckers for pike and eyes, I'll use a #8 treble.  Small emeralds or rosie reds for eyes and perch/crappies I like to use a #8 octopus style hook.