J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook - J. Stockard Fly Fishing
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J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook - J. Stockard Fly Fishing
J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook - J. Stockard Fly Fishing

J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook

J. Stockard
Size: 8
Pack Size: 50
Price:
$7.75
Stock:
In stock, ready to be shipped

Description

The J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook is designed for tying wet flies and nymphs that require a sturdy foundation. With a down eye, 2X strong wire, 1X short shank, and sproat bend, this hook provides durability and a compact profile. 

Features

Design: Down eye, 2X strong wire, 1X short shank, sproat bend
Point: Chemically sharpened with micro barb
Material: High-grade carbon steel
Finish: Bronze
Size Range: #18 – #8
Pack Size: 50 or 100 hooks per pack

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Other Details

Our in-house J2 Fly Hooks have the quality to meet the needs of serious fly tyers while offering great value. They have high grade carbon steel, chemically sharpened points and micro barbs for quick penetration and easy barb crushing.

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Roger S.
JStockard J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hooks

The JStockard J2 207 Heavy Wet Fly Hook is an exceptional value for the price. This 2 Extra Stout Standard length shaft hook is very sharp while being an excellent value while being comparable to Mustad 3906 and Tiemco TMC 3769 hooks.

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Jeff S.
these are great hooks...

these are great hooks for a reasonable price.

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Liz
A year later review...

A year later review but we'll do it!

Heavy wet-fly hooks are my bread n'butter. Meat n' potatoes. Hummus n'chips. A good wet-fly hook needs to be in that perfect range of sinkable and neutral-bouancy. These hooks fit that bill. Size 16 is my favorite size and works for almost every small wet-fly. Price wise, these are an afforable option for those of us who tie LOTS of flies. I would be out a small fortune if I used brand-name hooks at the volume I do. The barbs are crushable without destroying the point. They're just good.