This guide explains what “American Made Fishhooks” means on our packaging and why every hook you tie on starts in Denver, Colorado.

The hooks inside our jigs and rigs are American made. However, the hook represents only one part of the finished product. Still, every hook starts here. We form the wire, bend the hook, sharpen the point, and apply the finish on U.S. soil.

In some cases, we assemble complete products overseas using globally sourced components. Because of this, the finished package lists the country of final assembly.

When a package shows the American Made Fishhooks logo alongside another country of origin, both statements remain accurate. The hook is made in the USA. Meanwhile, added components and final assembly occur elsewhere. As a result, the packaging reflects that origin clearly.

The Eagle Claw, Lazer Sharp, and Trokar hooks you fish still come from Denver, Colorado. USA-made hooks sit at the center of everything we do. Additionally, we offer a wide product range so anglers can choose an American made hook regardless of style, species, or budget.

Our legacy rests on the craftsmanship of the hooks we make at home. For more than a century, we have protected that standard, and we will continue to do so. Making hooks in Denver means more than tradition. It represents quality we refuse to compromise.

Because of the knowledge, skill, and consistency in our process, anglers trust our brands on the water. As we grow and expand into new products, our foundation stays the same. American made fishhooks guide what we build today and what we will build tomorrow.