Mustad Egg/Caddis Hook C67SAP
Mustad’s new AlphaPoint® needle point technology makes Heritage Fly hook points our thinnest, sharpest, and most durable hooks yet! With a micro barb design, unhooking catch is easier, safer, and can be simply pinched down for barbless applications. Egg and Caddis patterns tie perfectly on the C67SAP, with plenty of room for a bulky head, perfect for steelhead glow bug eggs, caddis larva and grayling grubs. The 3X short shank and 2X strong wire make it ideal for Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout or Grayling in rivers and lakes. Fitted with the new TitanX matte gun metal finish for reduced reflected glare and increased stealth. QTY (25)
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Egg/Caddis |
| Model | C67SAP |
| Point Technology | AlphaPoint® needle point |
| Barb Design | Micro barb |
| Shank Length | 3X short shank |
| Wire Strength | 2X strong wire |
| Finish | TitanX matte gun metal |
| Application | Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Grayling |
FAQ
What makes the AlphaPoint® point different from traditional hook points?
The AlphaPoint® needle point is thinnest, sharpest, and most durable, offering improved strength and precision with a micro barb design that allows for easier unhooking and optional barbless use.
Is the C67SAP suitable for use with bulky patterns?
Yes, the hook provides ample head room for bulky patterns such as steelhead glow bug eggs, caddis larva, and grayling grubs.
What type of fish is this hook best suited for?
This hook is ideal for Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, and Grayling in rivers and lakes.
Ella Greene –
Used this hook for caddis larva patterns in a cold stream. The point holds up well and the micro barb makes unhooking easy. The matte finish blends in better than I expected. Works perfectly with my favorite bulk patterns.
Leonard Underwood –
Fished with steelhead glow bugs in a fast-moving river. The short shank and strong wire kept the hook stable. The barb can be pinched down for safer handling. A reliable choice for tough conditions.
Dylan Piper –
Good for egg patterns and caddis. The hook holds up well in water, and the finish reduces glare. A bit more expensive than standard hooks, but worth it for durability.
Gordon Walsh –
Tied on grayling grubs and caught several fish. The head space is generous, and the point remains sharp after multiple uses. No issues with snagging or breaking.