Competition style hooks are typically Barbless and strong.
The MAVRK competition hook collection was designed for today’s popular fly patterns that use Jig, Curve, Straight, and Long style hook profiles. 25pc packs in four essential hook styles:
Designed for Popular Fly Patterns: For most modern and traditional fly patterns such as Perdigons, Frenchies, Streamers, Pupa, Emergers, Nymphs, Dry Flies, Wet Flies, Worms, Scuds, Hoppers, Ants and Beetles. This hook collection has you covered.
Strong Corrosion Resistant: MAVRK Hooks are made from high carbon steel that won’t bend or break. They are chemically sharpened and coated with Black Nickel for a beautiful dark finish.
Barbless and Smooth: MAVRK hooks are barbless, smooth, and sharp for fast penetration and quick extraction.
High End Premium Hooks: Forged in Korea and coated in Japan- these hooks are an excellent value in high end premium hooks.
Mavrk barbless hooks are the best on the market as far as strength, corrosion resistance, and value. Our simple line covers the essential sizes and styles you’ll need for most modern fly patterns.
Mavrk barbless hooks are the best on the market as far as strength, corrosion resistance, and value. Our simple line covers the essential sizes and styles you’ll need for most modern fly patterns.
For most modern and traditional fly patterns such as Perdigons, Frenchies, Streamers, Pupa, Emergers, Nymphs, Dry Flies, Wet Flies, Worms, Scuds, Hoppers, Ants and Beetles. This hook collection has you covered.
For most modern and traditional fly patterns such as Perdigons, Frenchies, Streamers, Pupa, Emergers, Nymphs, Dry Flies, Wet Flies, Worms, Scuds, Hoppers, Ants and Beetles. This hook collection has you covered.
M10 (sizes #10, 12, 14, 16, 18)
M20 (sizes #8, 10, 12, 14, 16)
M30 ( sizes #10, 12, 14, 16, 18)
M40 (sizes #8, 10, 12, 14, 16)
The M 30 is by far my favorite hook design from Mavrk. I tie everything from SCUDs, nymphs, perdigons, and emerges on the M 30. It’s an extremely strong hook that helped me catch my pb brown trout.
