Fly Tying
Griffin Magnum Ceramic Bobbin
This heavy duty bobbin features double reinforced bands with the ceramic insert. It is flared on infeed end.
Griffin Supreme Bobbin
Combining the durability of stainless steel tube with the ceramic insert and nylon beads, this is the workhorse of the tying industry.
Griffin Hair Stacker
As popular today as when we first introduced it, this model has a knurled base for a sure grip. Overall length 2 3/4". Funnel length 1 3/4". Funnel opening 5/8".
Griffin Bobbin Threader Set of 3
These bobbin threaders were originally used to thread bobbins but they have taken on a lif of their own. Use them to pull rubber legs, thread bobbins, tie nail kots. These things are indispensable
Griffin Hook and Hackle Gauge
This handy gauge fits most vise stems. To determine hackle size, simply bend the hackle around the pin at the bottom of the gauge. The hackle will flare out and the tips will indicate on the curved graph the correct size hackle. To determine hook size sim
Griffin Superior 1A Pedestal Vise
The 1A vise features a fixed head and a solid 3/8" shaft with Pedestal. This is Griffin's entry model and it features a one-year warranty. Made in the USA.
Tiemco TMC 811S
Straight Eye, Standard Length, Extra Strong, Forged, Stainless
Tan Loco Legs
Great for everything from bass to saltwater flies.
Loon UV Clear Fly Finish
FLOWThe thinnest UV resin available from Loon, Flow is thin enough to work as a head cement replacement, but strong enough to coat heads, bodies and midges. Cures within seconds when exposed to Loon’s UV Mega Light or UV Power Light.
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With less vi
Magnum Rabbit Strips
1/4 inch wide and just right for Saltwater, Pike and Musky flies. They are especially effective for minnow imitations.
Mallard Flank
Wings, collars, tailing and cheeks.
Rite Ceramic Standard Bobbin
Our Standard bobbin is probably the most popular of all the models we sell. More than likely, that's because it's the model that works for just about any fly pattern you may want to tie.
From small midges up through bigger saltwater flies, the Standard do