Kona Wet Fly Nymph (WFN) Hook
For tying wet flies and traditional nymph patterns. Ultra-sharp high-carbon steel and a resistant black-nickel finish bring this proven hook style into the modern era.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Wet fly & nymph |
| Finish | Black-nickel |
| Barb | Barbed |
| Eye | Down eye |
| Length | 1X |
| Strength | 2X |
| Gap | Standard gap |
| Bend | Sproat bend |
| Material | Ultra-sharp high-carbon steel, forged |
Compares to: TMC 3761, Daiichi 1560, Mustad S70-3399.
FAQ
What is the material of the hook?
The hook is made from ultra-sharp high-carbon steel and is forged.
Does this hook have a barb?
Yes, it has a barb.
What type of finish does it have?
It has a black-nickel finish.
John Bower –
This hook performs well in wet fly patterns. The sharpness helps with clean presentations and the black-nickel finish resists tarnish. I’ve used it with both nymph and wet fly setups and it holds up well in cold water conditions.
Benjamin Peters –
Great for tying traditional nymphs. The sproat bend and standard gap make it easy to work with. The high-carbon steel holds a sharp edge longer than other hooks I’ve tried.
Virginia Fraser –
Solid hook with good strength and a reliable finish. A bit heavier than some alternatives, but the 2X strength is useful when fishing in current-heavy sections.