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The Daiichi 1160 Klinkhamer Hook is a specialized fly hook designed for tying Klinkhamer-style emergers and other soft-hackle or emergent flies.

The Daiichi 1120 Curved Hook is a fine-wire, short-shank curved hook designed primarily for tying scuds, pupae, emergers, and small nymphs.

The Daiichi 1550 Wet/Nymph Hook is a versatile, strong hook designed specifically for tying nymphs, wet flies, and soft-hackle patterns.

The Daiichi 1130 Curved Hook is a specialty fly hook designed for tying pupa, emerger, and midge patterns that benefit from a curved hook shank to create a natural profile.

The Gamakatsu J20-B Jig Nymph (Barbless) is a modern, competition-style fly hook designed for tying nymphs, Euro-style jig flies, and beadhead patterns that ride point-up to reduce snagging and improve hook penetration.

The Gamakatsu J60 Crab Pattern is a specialty saltwater fly hook designed specifically for tying realistic and durable crab and shrimp imitations used to target species such as permit, bonefish, and redfish.

The Gamakatsu SC15 Wide Gape is a short-shank, heavy-duty saltwater hook designed for tying compact yet strong patterns that need maximum hooking and holding power.

The Gamakatsu C14S Glow-Bug is a short-shank, wide-gap fly hook designed primarily for tying egg patterns, glo-bugs, and other small subsurface flies that are effective for trout, steelhead, and salmon.

The Gamakatsu SS15 Saltwater Hook (Tin Plated) is a premium saltwater fly hook designed for durability, strength, and corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments.

The Gamakatsu S10 Standard Dry Fly (Down Eye) is a classic dry fly hook designed for tying a wide range of traditional and modern dry fly patterns.

The Gamakatsu B10S Stinger is a premium fly-tying hook that has become a favorite among freshwater and saltwater fly anglers for its strength, sharpness, and versatility.

Our Gel Floatant was designed with special and unique materials, and is specifically for those fly fishers that prefer to dress their flies with their fingers or those who prefer to dress certain areas of their flies.