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Umpqua U101 1X Long Nymph Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Umpqua
Umpqua U101 1X Long Nymph Hook
$9.95
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Tmc 201R Heavy Nymph/Dry Fly Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Tiemco
TMC 201R Heavy Nymph/Dry Fly Hook
$14.85
10 12 14 16 18 20 22 4 6 8
Mustad Heritage S82-AP Wet/Nymph Hook (Was 3906-B) - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Mustad
Mustad Heritage S82-AP Wet/Nymph Hook (Was 3906-B)
$7.50
10 12 14 16 18 6 8
Umpqua U103 2X Long Nymph & Streamer Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Umpqua
Umpqua U103 2X Long Nymph & Streamer Hook
$9.95
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Mustad Heritage 34007 Stainless-Steel Saltwater Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Mustad
Mustad Heritage 34007 Stainless-Steel Saltwater Hook
$10.95
1 1/0 2 2/0 4 6 8
Daiichi 1750 Woolly Bugger Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Daiichi
Daiichi 1750 Woolly Bugger Hook
$8.70
10 12 4 6 8
Umpqua Uc660Bl-Bn Barbless Competition 60-Degree Jig Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Umpqua
Umpqua UC660BL-BN Barbless Competition 60-Degree Jig Hook
$14.40
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Daiichi 1710 2X Long Nymph Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Daiichi
Daiichi 1710 2X Long Nymph Hook
$8.95
10 12 14 16 18 4 6 8
Mustad Heritage S80-Ap Standard Wet/Nymph Soft Hackle Hook (Was 3906) - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Mustad
Mustad Heritage S80-AP Standard Wet/Nymph Soft Hackle Hook (Was 3906)
$7.50
10 12 14 16 18 6 8
Ahrex SA210 Bob Clouser Signature Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Ahrex
Ahrex SA210 Salt Series Bob Clouser Signature Hook
$9.50
3/0 2/0 1/0 1 2 4 6 8
Umpqua U203 Natural Bend Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Umpqua
Umpqua U203 Natural Bend Hook
$9.65
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Umpqua U104 3X Long Nymph & Streamer Hook - Feather Craft Fly Fishing
Umpqua
Umpqua U104 3X Long Nymph & Streamer Hook
$9.65
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Hooks are essential tools in fly fishing, used as the base to tie artificial flies. The process begins by securing the hook in a vise. A thread is wrapped around the hook shank to create a foundation. Materials like feathers, fur, and synthetic fibers are then tied to mimic the appearance of various insects or baitfish. The specific pattern and combination of materials depend on the type of fly being created, such as dry flies, nymphs, or streamers. Hooks come in various shapes and sizes, each suited to different fly patterns and fishing conditions.