Fly Tying for Fly Fishing

Sharp, comfortable, sharp, precise, and sharp
Appropriately named, this is a razor-sharp pair of scissors. One of the straight blades is serrated, and the other is non-serrated, aiding in grabbing of materials to eliminate material slip. The knurled tens

For tying flies of all shapes and sizes
A great bobbin disappears in that a tyer can spend their time at the vise thinking about everything else. The Ergo All Purpose Bobbin is comfortable in hand, with a design and shape that makes it compatible with fl

A bodkin that will hold up and won't disappear
An indispensable bodkin gets an overdue ergonomic facelift. The strong needle is made from spring steel for strength and longevity and is held by a powder-coated ergonomic handle.

FEATURES
Ergonomic shape
Powder-coated handle
Sharpened thread clipping base

A workhorse bobbin that allows for excellent tension control (by bending arms), silky thread-feed and smooth steel tube (minimize thread-breakage). Make sure you have a few of these with your favorite thread colors handy.

Jig Bombs are the solution to add more weight to your files. The trend of oversizing beads to add more weight means that tyers lose shank length and are limited to what hooks they can use. The unique teardrop shape of the Bombs means they are about 20% he

The XT050 BN5X Stubby T Fly Tying Hook - Now you can tie your favorite foam terrestrials and bushy dries smaller without sacrificing gap. Great for ÒstubbyÓ Chubbies and any high-floating dry fly. New V-Lock bend will ensure you hold them after the inevit

Umpqua X Series Perdi-Jig Hook - Excellent hook for tying perdigon patterns.
Turned-down eye
Ringed
Wide Gap
Barbless
Forged
1X Strong

Umpqua X Series Super Jig-60

There is nothing quite like catching a fish on a fly you tied! This kit is the perfect gift for the person whop is looking to learn how to start tying basic, but useful flies. This kit contains everything you need to get started tying flies!! Metz hackl

Pearl Mylar

Mohair leech yarn for bodies on leech patterns, woolly buggers, and streamers.