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Fly
Tying Tools
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Dubbing
Tools
I learned to dub with these
tools twenty years ago. They allow you to tie the bodies of
flies quickly in a manner that is durable and professional.
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NEW! Denny's Whip Finisher/Half Hitch Tool
This is the tool I’ve used to whip finish the heads of my flies for over twenty years. Wrap 3 or 4 turns over the prior turn, insert the hole in the end of the tool over the eye of the hook and slide the thread off. Pull tight and it whip finishes the knot in reverse. It’s quick and easy. Just add head cement and you’re done.
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They never seem to dull, but if they do,
the company offers free resharpening along with a lifetime guarantee.
You can buy cheaper, but you can’t buy better.
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F.W.
ENGELS SCISSORS
A quality fly reflects the materials
we use and the skill of the tyer. Having a quality pair of scissors
that allows the tyer to trim and manicure the finished product
is critical.
The scissors I use come from F.W. Engels Cutlery from Italy.
Their product is shipped and used extensively around the world.
I use them because they are the best cutting and trimming scissors
in the industry.
They are especially designed to cut through the toughest materials.
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DAIICHI HOOKS
Searching for
the best hook on the market is a very competitive task. Considerations
should include quality of steel, hook gap, point sharpness,
barb length and of course, price.
I use Daiichi and have for years because of the high carbon
steel used for strength, its ability to hook and hold and
the Daiichi precision tooled design at the eye, bend, gape
and barb.
Cost should not be a factor when you consider your time spent
tying, frustration from losing a quality fish due to hook
failure not to mention the costs of all the other gear and
trip expenses.
Daiichi hooks are less expensive than Tiempco, have a wider
hooking gap and are sharper.
Simply, this is the best hook I have ever used. |
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MAKE A FLY
All materials are included to tie a dozen Seal Buggers, including sample fly and tying instructions. Kit contains hooks, marabou for the tail, seal sub for the body, copper wire for ribbing, saddle feathers for hackle, lead wire for weight and flashabou over the tail for added flash.
If you need closer instruction on tying this fly, you can order Denny’s Tying Stillwater Flies for Trophy Trout Volume I, and look on page 36, or call Denny direct at 541-381-2218 and you will be helped with any questions. |
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For
a telephone orders please call me at (541) 381-2218
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