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    Default "Ultimate Dry Fly Hook"

    Not sure it is the "ultimate", but do like the slight curve at the thorax in these Orvis hooks.

    Size 18 for a BWO





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    There like the Daiichi

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    Which model?

    Never mind. I found the Weamer.
    Last edited by Byron haugh; 10-22-2012 at 07:45 PM.

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    Daiichi 1220 . I think most Orvis hooks are made by Daiichi.

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    yep they sure are

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    Great looking BWO! I might have to find me some of those hooks. Thanks for the heads-up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jayatwork View Post
    Daiichi 1220 . I think most Orvis hooks are made by Daiichi.
    Actually I lied. The one Byron pictured, with "chrystal finish", would be a 1222. The 1220 has a bronze finish.

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    Sorry, but the "ultimate" dry fly hook must be barbless.

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    good point. Can be made that way with hemostats - or in the vise..........I am slowly switching as all the water I currently fish is barbless only and I am tired of flattening the hook on stream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Byron haugh View Post
    good point. Can be made that way with hemostats - or in the vise..........I am slowly switching as all the water I currently fish is barbless only and I am tired of flattening the hook on stream.
    I always flatten the barb before tying the fly. I have had the points break off some hooks when flattening the barbs, so I would rather have this happen before tying the fly rather than after.

    Ted

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