Fly Tyers Dungeon SE75 — CEC Hook

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Fly Tyers Dungeon SE75

CEC Hook

Evidence reviewed October 27, 2026. Marks: P photographically · V verified · I inferred · E estimated · S speculative What they mean

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Summary

The CEC SE75 is a hook packaged under the Fly Tyers Dungeon label P. The entry rests on one size #10 packet label and one side-view photograph of a hook P. The hook has a curved shank and a barbed point P.

No maker catalog, product page or dated listing for the model was found. Its introduction date, intended use and published specifications are therefore undocumented.

Photographic record

2 photographs

Dark glossy fly hook with a curved shank, deep round bend, barbed point and small closed eye, lying on blue grid paper in side view.
IMG-1Fly Tyers Dungeon — New entry — image 1 Hook photographed with the size #10 CEC SE75 packet, side view on grid paper. The pairing rests on file naming (I); the grid unit is not stated.

How to identify it

The packet label identifies the documented example. It carries an arched mountain-peak logo over the letters FTD, a script Fly Tyers Dungeon wordmark, and the line CEC SE75 Hook above the size and the maker’s web address P.

The photographed hook shows no legible maker’s mark, so an unpackaged hook cannot be attributed to this model from marks alone I.

Technical profile and measurements

Features of the model, as recorded
FeatureRecordedEvidence
EyeBall Eye, Straight / Inline
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Closed eye continuing the downward-sloping line of the shank end, with a short step or seam at the junction. The eye opening is not visible in side view. P

OBS-1
WireExtra-Heavy (2X+), RoundCMP-3CMP-3 compared with 72 catalogued hooks classified Extra-Heavy (2X+)
ShankStandard — Curved / humped
BendStandard gap
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Wire forms one continuous round curve from shank through bend to point; the bend is deep and rounded, with no straight section between shank and bend. P

OBS-2
PointStandard / Spear
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One short cut barb rises from the upper side of the point section, its tip pointing back toward the bend. The barb is intact. P

OBS-7
Finishuncertain
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Dark gray-black glossy finish with bright silver-gray highlights along the curves, even in appearance. The coating type is not identified. P

OBS-6IMG-2

On the photographed hook, the shank bows in one continuous upward arc. Wire thickness looks even in side view, with no kinks or knurling; the cross-section cannot be seen from this angle P.

The point tapers to a sharp tip aimed back along the shank axis, angled slightly toward the shank. The wire widens and flattens behind the point, with fine grind or file marks on the underside P.

A few faint marks lie on the outer face of the upper-left bend and near the lower-left bend. They may be stamping or surface texture and cannot be read P.

Compared with the other hooks in the reference catalog, the wire proportion falls in the extra-heavy group E.

Measurements

Per size, with how each dimension was taken
SizeOverall lengthShank lengthGap widthBend depthWire diameterWeight
10Specimen S111.8 mm EcaliperMEA-15.9 mm EcaliperMEA-25.4 mm EcaliperMEA-3—0.8 mm EcaliperMEA-4—
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How hook dimensions are measuredA hook outline with dimension lines for overall length, shank length, gap, bend depth, and wire diameter.Overall lengthShank lengthGapBend depthWire diameter
Overall length
Eye to the farthest point of the bend.
Shank length
Eye to the start of the bend.
Gap
Point to shank, at right angles to the shank.
Bend depth
Shank to the bottom of the bend.
Wire diameter
Across the wire, measured by caliper where possible.

Specimens, packaging, and label

This record documents one specimen. It describes that specimen only, not every example of the model.

White printed label with an arched mountain-peak logo over FTD, a script Fly Tyers Dungeon wordmark, the line CEC SE75 Hook, the size #10 and the web address www.FlyTyersDungeon.com.
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S1 · Size #10 packet and hook

Size
10 (printed on the label)
Container
Packet
Hook condition
Appears intact: point and barb undamaged; no visible bends, rust, flaking or plating loss; a few tiny surface specks (P).
Packaging condition
Very Good — light wear, fully legible
Measured
size 10
Photographs
IMG-1IMG-2

White printed paper slip, clean, with no stains or tears visible. Clear plastic with reflections shows at the right and lower right, so the slip appears to sit in or behind a clear bag. The closure and the hook inside are not shown. The hook photograph is assigned to this packet from its filename; the photograph itself carries no identifying text I.

What the label says

LBL-1 trademark · top center, inside logo arc above company name from IMG-2
FTD
LBL-2 printed · center, script wordmark below logo from IMG-2
Fly Tyers Dungeon
LBL-3 printed · directly under script wordmark, small widely spaced capitals from IMG-2
INNOVATIVE FLY TYING MATERIALS
LBL-4 printed · center, large italic sans line above a thin rule from IMG-2
CEC SE75 Hook
LBL-5 printed · center, large italic line below the thin rule from IMG-2
#10
LBL-6 printed · bottom, italic sans line from IMG-2
www.FlyTyersDungeon.com
Trademark
Thin arc over a three-peak mountain silhouette, above the letters FTD in a serif face. The script wordmark Fly Tyers Dungeon sits below it.
As entered on the specimen record
FTD
Fly Tyers Dungeon
INNOVATIVE FLY TYING MATERIALS
CEC SE75 Hook
#10
www.FlyTyersDungeon.com
Layout
Centered layout, top to bottom: arched logo with FTD, script wordmark, tagline in small widely spaced capitals, hook name and model in large italic type above a thin rule, the size below the rule, then the web address.
Typeface
Script wordmark. Serif capitals for FTD. Small widely spaced capitals for the tagline. Italic sans for the hook name, size and web address. The first letter of Tyers in the script wordmark is a swash capital that can read as C.
Later marks
None visible on the label.

Pattern history and manufacturer context

Fly Tyers Dungeon — Fly Tyers Dungeon supplies fly tying materials under its own product lines and lists a Florence, Montana, address V. A November 2024 article by a customer says the owner added hooks to the lineup roughly a year earlier V. Read the maker’s history →

Use

  • Nymph

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Sources, open questions, and record notes

Sources & Documentation

This specimen and its packaging — photographed, 2 images
Supports: constructioneyebendbarbfinishsize documentedmeasurements availablemeasurement notesoverall lengthshank lengthgap widthwire diameter measuredmeta titlemeta descriptionprimary search termssummarytechnical notesidentification

Entry last updated October 27, 2026. Entries are updated as new specimens, measurements, or documents come to light.