hookable

adjective
UK /ˈhʊkəbl/
US /ˈhʊkəbəl/

Able to be caught or attached with a hook.

The big fish was hookable, so the fisherman cast his line again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Capable of being fastened or connected by a hook-like device.

The curtain was hookable to the rail with small metal clips.

3. Interesting enough to grab someone's attention.

The story was so hookable that I read it in one sitting.

4. In programming, able to be intercepted or extended by a hook.

The event is hookable, so developers can add their own code.