Dr.Fish Fly Tying Kit, Fly Tying Vise Fly Tying Materials Aluminum Fly Fishing Tools Hackle Bobbin Scissors Plies Feather Hareline Fly Hooks, Flies Making Kit Station for Beginners

Features

• + Hare Mask, Elk Hair
• + Catch fishes with a fly of your own creation. The Dr.Fish HiFLy fly tying kit includes everything you need to start tying flies. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned tier, this kit is a perfect way for you to stock it. Whether you’d like to order for personal use or as a Christmas/ Birthday gift, it is a joyful kit to be owned.
• + Time-Saving. Fly tying tools including Vise, Bobbin Holder, Exclusive metal Scissor, Hackle Plier, Bodkin, and the Whip Finisher for a lightning knot. Everything is well ready next to your hand for creating flies as quick as possible.
• + Plenty of Choice. Knowing it’s not easy for fly anglers to find materials suitable for specific local water, in this kit, Dr.Fish provide 15 packs of hackles, fur or Chenille at multiple colors including expensive hare‘s mask, elk Hair. With them you can create all kinds of nymph, dry flies and wet flies for your local water and species.
• + Light but Strong. Features ultralight design, the Alloy Aluminum Fly Tying Vise also boasts for its durability, rust-resistance compared to those bulky cast iron vises. The Scissor is specially re-designed for cutting copper thread for years long.
• + One Kit for all season. Packed up 55 fly hooks at 3 sizes, 2 threads, 2 cooper wires and 1 lead wire, this fly tying assortment offer enough essentials for the whole season. There is no limit of what you can do with this kit. All tools and materials come in a durable carry case neat and fit. **Please be advised that cement is NOT included due to possible legal variations among different states.**

This comprehensive fly tying kit provides Great Lakes steelhead and trout anglers with everything needed to craft effective patterns for local waters. The aluminum vise and quality materials including hare's mask and elk hair are perfect for tying egg patterns, woolly buggers, and steelhead flies. Ideal for beginners wanting to create custom flies tailored to Great Lakes tributaries and varying water conditions.