Making high-performance hooks for serious anglers has long been the cornerstone of the Partridge brand. Driven by an ‘Anglers First’ approach integrating trends and feedback from the field with proprietary technology without compromise.

Hook Geometry – How to choose a fly hook?

The design of a fly hook incorporates top-quality high-carbon steel, forging for added strength, sharp needle point for easy hook setting, micro-barb (if chosen), and a closed eye. The style of fly will determine your preference of bend, wire weight, and shank length – dry, wet, nymph, or streamer.

Competition

Barbless

Pike, Predator

& Lure

Salmon & Steelhead

Saltwater

Specimen

Coarse & Carp

Accessories

Looking to buy heritage hooks?

If you are looking for a historic pattern to tie your favourite fly why not visit Sprite Fishing?

They have a selection of discontinued hooks to purchase.

FLYTYING TUTORIALS

The 4 Horsemen of Classic Trout Streamers

The 4 Horsemen of Classic Trout Streamers

Words and images from Partridge Ambassador Fred KleinPartridge of Redditch Ambassador Fred Klein discusses four classic Trout streamer patterns that have stood the test of time. Mickey Finn        Black Nose Dace        Black  Ghost        Grey Ghost A Long Hook...

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How to Tie Durable Flies

How to Tie Durable Flies

Words and images from Partridge Ambassador Jamie PikePartridge ambassador Jamie pike shares his tips and tricks for tying durable flies. In this blog we'll discuss how to make your flies last for multiple fish and even multiple seasons!The Blue Charm, tied on a...

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The Olive Pete Loch Fly, Tied on a Partridge SLD2

The Olive Pete Loch Fly, Tied on a Partridge SLD2

Words and images from PRO-Team member Allan Liddle.Allan Liddle provides us with a recipe and insights for the 'Olive Pete', a great loch fly and searching pattern. One for a bigger wave on our lochs for wild fish or perhaps dead of night surface wake lure style...

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