Dr. Slick Stainless Steel Fly Tying Gift Set - AvidMax

$ 24.00

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Description

The Dr. Slick stainless steel bodkin is a sturdy and handy tool for poking, pricking, picking and punching through materials. 5 inches long.

Dr. Slick Bodkin with Half Hitch Tool Stainless Steel

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Fly tying tools - Fly Fishing Outfitters

The name says it all! Medium length with blades designed for small, medium and large flies. The one to have in your traveling kit. Excellent for natural materials and can handle most synthetics 4 inch curved scissors.

Dr Slick All Purpose Curved Scissors

DR SLICK - Eco All Purpose Fly Tying Scissor : Sports & Outdoors

Slick scissors are the choice of fly tyers worldwide. Whether youre new to fly tying or a hardened production tyer Dr. Slick scissors will maximize your fly tying enjoyment production and quality. Each scissor is inspected adjusted and tested before leaving the Dr. Slick Tungsten Carbide Scissors: This series has T.C. blades welded onto the scissor blade frame. T.C. is 7x harder than stainless steel and holds an edge longer.

Dr. Slick Tungsten Carbide Scissor Gift Set

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Dr. Slick Scissor Clamps Forceps for Fly Fishing Tool

REELS A must for most anglers’ vests or packs, these handy retractors keep all your gadgets easily accessible. NIPPERS Nippers are one of the most heavily used and critical tools for your vest or bag. Designed for snipping tippet tag ends, clipping off flies, cutting leader material, cleaning hook eyes, sharpening hooks, or tying nail knots, these nippers are the workhorses of the fishing world.

Dr. Slick Reel/Nipper Combo Pin On Black Offset Nipper

Clamps are designed for a myriad of tasks like crushing barbs, removing hooks from fish (or yourself!), opening/closing split shot, knot-tying, cutting tippet, etc. Knowing what tasks you regularly perform stream-side will help you select the clamp(s) that best suit your angling needs. Clamps tend to be a very personal item, and like a favorite rod or reel, people have preferences for their clamps. Some anglers like short clamps and others prefer long.