FLASHPOINT We
form the points of each hook with our normal needle grinding method.
The wire then goes throughout all the other stages to make it into
a finished hook and it is then heat-treated. After that the hooks
go through a process in which a chemical attacks the surface. The
thinner parts of the wire are affected and, in particular, the
point. The chemical smoothes or "eats
away" the metal and, in effect, refines the point. This is quite
a critical operation because if the chemical sharpening goes on too
long it will eventually dull the point and may weaken the barb. Furthermore,
if the chemical attacks one side of the point more than the other then
the point will be weakened. Finally, it is important to remember that
chemical sharpening will not make a weaker point into a strong one.
It is more likely to make a suspect point even weaker!
GH
GOLD
HEADED At lasts, an end to the time consuming task of fitting
the gold head to the shank of the hook.
These are already fixed to a down eye wide gape medium shank wet fly
hook Finish bronze.
TWH
THE
WET
Designed to offer a base for most standard wet fly patterns, a great
allrounder Finish Bronze.
CZ
AUTHENTIC
CZECH NYMP
At last a pattern that matches the famous Czech nymph hooks
used in the World Championships. The curved shank and in
bold offset point are crucial to this design. The in curved
and offset point gives very secure hookholds even though
the design is barbless. These hooks are perfect for the
weighted nymphs used in the “Czech” style of
fishing.Finish Black Nickel.
Oliver Edwards Hydropsyche Larva
tied by Lars Christian Bentsen
Photo Hans Weilenmann.
Click to see it in large size.
IN
IDEAL
NYMPHA
An all-round wet fly hook great for nymph,standard wet fly patterns and
wake flies. The neat micro barb and strong sharp point give great hook
ups. Finish Black Nickel.
BIN
THE
IDEAL NYMPH BARBLESS As above but in a barbless version
Finish Bronze Nickel.
TDH
THE
DRY The name says it all a perfect dry
fly hook Finish Bronze.
15BN
KLINKHAMER The original design for the tying
of the world famous Klinkhamer nymphs designed by Hans van
Klinken the originator of the pattern. Also
good for many emerger/buzzer patterns. Finish Black Nickel.