Elevate your fly tying with the Demmon Supreme Competition D210 BL, meticulously crafted in Japan for precision and performance. Available exclusively at Troutline, Europe’s premier fly tying shop, these hooks are engineered to deliver exceptional quality for classic dry flies.
Key Features & Benefits
Barbless Precision Tip: Straight, razor-sharp point ensures effortless penetration and gentle catch-and-release—ideal for conservation-minded anglers.
Classic Dry Fly Profile: Standard dry length and gentle round bend conform to traditional European dry fly standards, guaranteeing balanced fly posture and superior floatability.
Versatile Application: While optimized for barbless dry flies, these hooks also excel for delicate light wet flies, emergers, and floating nymphs—expanding your tying repertoire.
Robust Bronze Finish: Corrosion-resistant bronze plating blends seamlessly with natural fly materials, offering discreet presentation and long-lasting durability.
Standard Wire & Down Eye: Medium-gauge wire provides optimal strength-to-weight ratio; down-turned eye aids in precise wing and hackle alignment.
Pack of 25: Generous 25-piece bag ensures you have plenty of hooks on hand for tying sessions and bulk projects.
Technical Specifications
Model: Demmon Supreme Competition D210 BL
Hook Type: Straight shank, round bend, barbless dry fly hook
Eye: Down
Wire: Standard dry
- Shank: long dry
Finish: Bronze plated
Quantity: 25 hooks per pack
Why Choose Troutline for Your Fly Tying Needs?
European Expertise: Based in Europe, Troutline understands the nuances of local watercraft and insect life—offering products perfectly suited to continental fly patterns.
Quality Assurance: Every Demmon Supreme hook undergoes rigorous quality checks to meet the highest standards of strength, consistency, and finish.
Fast EU Shipping: Enjoy swift delivery across Europe, with reliable service and shipment tracking.
- Made in JAPAN
Perfect For
Dry fly enthusiasts seeking a traditional barbless hook for classic patterns
Tiers experimenting with emergers, wet flies, and floating nymphs
Catch-and-release anglers prioritizing fish-friendly hook design
European market anglers demanding hooks tailored to local hatch conditions
