Wide variety of fly fishing hooks. A well-tied fly starts with a quality fly tying hook. Our range of deadhead fishing hooks includes classic nymph and dry fly hooks, also streamers, predator hooks and hooks for modern nymphing, double and treble hooks for salmon flies and saltwater resistant hooks for fly fishing. fly in salt water. Wide variety of the best hooks on the market.
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In our store you will find fly fishing hooks for mounting all types of nymphs and dries, salmon hooks, tube hooks, deadhead hooks, etc.
Those who are passionate about this sport know that in our fishing store we emphasize the choice of a hook as something fundamental when fishing and sometimes it is difficult to find the perfect hook.
If you have any questions about choosing a hook and the most appropriate way to use the rigging thread or tungsten balls, you can always call and our specialists will advise you.
Hooks without death or with a shaved bar reduce the time between hook extraction and capture and generate fewer injuries, so the risk of mortality during a fishing day is much lower compared to traditional hooks with death.
On the other hand, the use of a good fly fishing net designed also not to hurt the trout can considerably reduce the fighting time, especially in large fish, therefore, it is an important element to reduce the fish's fatigue.
Buy dead-free hooks for tying flies such as pellets, dries, nymphs, streamers. Wide variety of the best Tiemco hooks on the market. Selection of hooks for tying salmon flies and hooks for tube flies.
Fly fishing hooks, discover our entire range and sizes of fishing hooks. If you need to accompany your fishing with better vision in the water, we recommend you visit our fishing glasses section.
Tying flies with tungsten balls is an essential technique for creating effective imitations in fly fishing. Here are some tips on how to do it:
Materials Organization:
Tungsten Balls: Organize tungsten balls by size and color. You can use storage boxes or dividers to keep them organized1.
Hooks: Do the same with the hooks. Classify them according to their size and type.
Choose the size of the tungsten ball based on the type of fly you are tying:
1.6 mm: For hooks size 18-24.
2.0 mm: Ideal for hooks 16-18.
2.4 mm: Suitable for hooks 14-16.
2.8 mm: For hooks 12-16.
3.2 mm: Used on hooks 10-14.
4.0 mm: Perfect for hooks 6-10.
4.8 mm: Recommended for 4-81 hooks.
Fly Tying:
Place the hook into the rigging tool (such as a vise) to make the process easier.
Hold the hook with your index fingers and thumb, keeping the point down.
Add the tungsten ball to the hook, making sure it is securely attached.
Continue with the rest of the fly assembly, adding materials such as feathers, thread, and other components.
Experience:
Try different combinations of tungsten balls and materials to create flies that sink quickly and are the right weight for the fishing situation.
Remember that constant practice and experimentation will help you perfect your tungsten ball fly tying skills.
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