Kamasan Hooks  Discussion in 'Fly Tying' started by Stephen
Rice, Feb 9, 2005.    1. Stephen Rice Senior Member      Posts:
1,479     Wasilla, Alaska     Ratings: +0 / 0   2. ceviche
Active Member      Posts: 2,200     Shoreline, Washington,
U.S.A.     Ratings: +5 / 0     I picked up two little boxes of
Kamasans, once while I was in Singapore. Those hooks are very
nice. Very sharp and very durable. It's just too bad that I
haven't been able to find them anymore.   3. Red Shed "junkyard
spey"      Posts: 517     Peck, ID     Ratings: +7 / 0     I
sell Kamasan hooks but much to my dismay I've been informed by
the US distributor, Cascade Crest Tool that they are dropping
the brand. While they don't have as many styles as some of the
other hook brands they are nice hooks.   4. Brian Thomas Active
Member      Posts: 751     Kamloops B.C     Ratings: +84 / 0
I`ve got a few boxes of the B200`s , which they describe as a
Deepwater Nymph Hook . I like them . Very strong , very sharp ,
small barb . They also make a