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- Liquid thread with a brush applicator. ...
- Fletch-Tite Platinum is hands down the best adhesive we have found for securing stick-on eyes to fli ...
- Loon's UV Clear Fly Finish in Thick is used for creating the round "epoxy" style heads. It cures ins ...
- Hareline's Flat Lead Free Wire is great for adding to fly patterns that need the extra weight withou ...
- If you are used to fumbling with materials to get them to lay nicely in a composite loop, then these ...
- This new dubbing spinner offers exceptional line control in a small package. The reverse tweezer s ...
- They don't call it Power Thread for nothing! Veevus70 is a great alternative to 6/0 standard threads ...
- Made for powerful cutting tasks the Dr. Slick Synthetic Scissor are great for tying flies that requi ...
- The Kopter Absolute Scissor is one of the best new tying scissors on the market! Micro serrations ...
- This tinsel really goes above and beyond the standard gold/silver. Use it as a body on sparse intr ...
- The Kona Xss is one of our go to hooks for shorter shank streamers and topwater patters such as the ...
- This Grizzly Hair is a great replacement for your standard bucktail used in baitfish patterns like A ...
- If you are looking for a synthetic material that has a ton of movement then look no further. The F ...
- This pack of saddles from Hareline Dubbin is perfect for salmon and steelhead flies. It includes f ...
- These barred ostrich drabs are great for tying a range of flies. Intruders, baitfish, and leeches ...
- These prime quality bucktails are a bit smaller than the Large Northern Bucktails, but they have p ...
- The 1/69th Mirage Lateral Scale is our favorite flash for baitfish patterns. Similar to regular la ...
- Unlike the similar looking Loon All Purpose Scissor these are purpose built for delicate cutting job ...
