Hooks & Shanks

A classic looking wide gape streamer hook. A hook, which can be used for a wide range of patterns – from shrimps to baitfish imitations. Super sharp point and small barb.

A straight eye streamer hook. Light wire and a large hook gap. If you like the classic looking Aberdeen bend on your hook, this is the one to choose. Aberdeen hooks have been a standard for a lot large predator flies for many years.

A straight eye streamer hook. Light wire and a large hook gape. Designed for light flies and Deer hair lovers will find this hook very attractive. Super sharp point and small barb. Most classic predator patterns will look beautiful on this hook.

The GB Swimbait is inspired by the Texas Predator hook but is developed into a real fly hook. The hook is designed in collaboration with Gunnar Brammer (GB) and Paul Monaghan. Perfect for weed less designed flies. There is plenty of room to tie on and several places to tie on rattlers and/or weights.

This hook gets the job done! Period. Heavy wire. Stinger design for optimal hook up. You do not want a box without flies tied on Predator Stinger!

A lighter version of the TP610. Thin – yet strong wire. Big hook gap aids tracking and hook up percentage on bulky modern streamers, deer hair and mouse pattern designs.

Excellent as a leading/front hook for modern articulated streamers. Stinger/Aberdeen hybrid bend. Strong wire. Big hook gap aids tracking and hook up percentage on bulky modern streamers, deer hair and mouse pattern designs.

Designed specifically with articulated streamer patterns like Drunk and Disorderly and Sid’s in mind where an angled ”wedge” deer hair head create a big fish magnet type of action. Large hook gap to accommodate bigger heads. Strong wire. This hook flipped upside down with dumbbell eyes or a sculpin helmet does a great job as jig style pattern.