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Dr. Slick Braid Scissor
Great little scissor designed to cut the new age braid and synthetic lines. If you use braid for backing or terminal tackle, this is a must. I use braid to attach stinger hooks to my large streamers...so naturally I have this scissor handy on my bench for
Dr. Slick Microtip Scissor
This series is based on the Big Three, but designed for small delicate detail work. Hypodermic tips on the scissors make short work of very small or lightly dressed flies. Excellent on natural and fine synthetic materials.
Gold Loops
Serrated Blade
Ava
Dr. Slick Bodkin
Used to apply head cement, tease materials on a fly, or execute a half hitch.
With Half Hitch Tool
5 Inches
Strung Chinese Saddle Hackle
These saddles are a mainstay for all fly tyers. They are used for tails, wings, throats, collars and palmered hackles on larger flies. They are versatile and the colors are sharp and true.
Rio Fluoroflex Trout Leader
RIO Fluoroflex tapered leaders are the solution when a nearly invisible presentation is required for wary fish. Fluoroflex leaders are 100% fluorocarbon with high abrasion-resistance and excellent knot strength. The leaders have a long butt section that w
Echo ION XL
Saltwater-grade rods in this price category are usually better utilized as a coat hanger than a fishing tool.
Dr. Slick Small Brass Hair Stacker
Brass Finish: The traditional choice. Smooth action and heavy. Low static build up.
1.75 Inches
Brass
Dr. Slick Extra Hand
Super versatile bull dog, self-closing design. Can be used for a myriad of tasks on the tying bench, but really excels on your vest or in a fly box. I keep one on a retractor and use it to select #20 flies from my midge box and then let it hang while I re
Softex
This clear flexible cement is a great substitue for epoxy. Apply it by either dipping the fly or coating it with a needle. Builds great heads or bodies.
Select Goose Shoulder
Use for married wings on traditional salmon and trout flies.
Senyo's Freckled Predator Wrap
A lion’s share of fibers to mess with. 4” long fibers. Collar it, palmer it, spin it in a loop. This material really breathes.
Strung Peacock Herl
This dyed peacokc herl is great for so many things. Colored buggy nymph bodies, copper johns, pheasant tails. Or us in steelhead and salmon flies. Adds a lot of color and movement to your flies.