White River Fly Shop® Fly Tying Kit - Trout Tying
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One of the most rewarding experiences in fly fishing is catching a fish on a fly of your own creation. To help you reach that goal, the folks at White River Fly Shop® have created this series of fly-tying kits that include everything you'll need to learn how to tie your favorite flies, including a FREE instructional DVD featuring Lefty Kreh! In this kit, you'll find high-quality tools, vise, hooks, and materials, all carefully selected to make your introduction to fly tying simple and enjoyable. The effective handcrafting trout kit includes material and DVD instruction to tie the following patterns: Wooly Booger, Pheasant Tail Nymph, Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph, Elk Hair Caddis, Adams, and Flying Ant. These patterns are equally effective for sunfish angling!
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by savagio77 AWESOME
never tied a fly in my life and right out of the box i was tying in no time the dvd is very informational and has a good variety of common flys there is enough materials to tie a lot of flys the tools and vice are very intrductary level and will need to be upgraded eventualy but are great starting out products i am very happy with this kit
April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by casper2433 outstanding product
just bought this product today, got home and got right to work on it. i've never tied a fly in my life and i can easily say that i am satisfied with this product. even the staff at the store was a great help. way to go bass pro harrisburg pa!
January 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by lddogg great kit
My son really likes to make flies with this kit. After watching the video he did really well. He is 9 years old
August 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Silent11 Great for beginners
Comes with everything you need to start making your own flies. Instructional video goes over how to make a variety of flies step by step. There is a good amount of materials included in the box to start out with including the vice and all tools required.
May 24, 2012
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please include photos, anything that we help me determine if this is the kit i want.Answers
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I'm here in Korea and I'm asking my niece to bring one over but she has limited luggage space.Answers
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it is packed really well. You get alot in a little bit of space
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In the kits, the tying materials are labeled by their use, not their proper names i.e. "Hackle for Elk Hair Caddis". Could someone please tell me what the real names of the materials are for the items labeled "Hackle for Flying Ant" and "Hackle for Elk Hair Caddis".Answers
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The vise is a standard Thompson design so it does have the ability to set the angle, but once the fly is locked in, the angle is static. This is not a "rotary" vise.It will hold flies down to #20.
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It will rotate somewhat, but it is not a rotating vice. smallest fly I have tied with it is a #14 but I think it would hold a #20. Maybe not as well as some of the more expensive vises but I do think it would work all the same.A:Â
Vise does not rotate, like a more expensive vise, but will last you a good while as you learn to make flies.A:Â
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I'm brand spankin new to fly fishing, I've never done it in my life. I do know that it is important to match the hatch and all that jazz, but again, I'm a beginner, so would this be a good kit?Answers
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Yes, I did a lot of research online and this is an excellent kit to start with. The materials are very good quality and it has all the basic tools you need.A:Â
I got this kit as a beginner and it works like a charm. Only thing I recommend is to upgrade the bobbin to a ceramic one or you will be breaking thread.A:Â
For the money and the materials, this is a good kit for beginner. I say this because that is ME, and this kit has performed admirably.A:Â
to the question yes this kit is good for a beginner i my self a beginner have learnd a lot about tieing one addition you want is a bobbin threader.
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This is a great (and cheap but not in value) little kit for starting out tying your very own flies, it comes with everything you need and instuctions on how to make everything (ala the DVD). I also am new to the whole fly fishing and tying scene and I'm more then pleased with this purchase. Also with the materials they give you your able to make other flies then the ones they list (go on the net too look or buy some books, I would deff recommend picking up some books).I personaly will be using these flys for Bass, brookies and rainbows in my area.
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Hair, feathers, hooks, head cement, dubbing materials, tools, video, chenille, thread, lead, wire.A:Â
To shorten the answer I'll tell you what can be made with the materials available...approx 10 dry fly size 12 hooks
approx 10 dry fly size 14 hooks
Plus materials to make 20 or so dry flies including flying ants, adams fly, or elk hair caddis
approx 10 wet nymph size 12 hooks
approx 10 wet nymph size 14 hooks
Plus materials to make 20 or so pheasant tail nymph or gold ribbed hares ear
approx 10 streamer/nymph size 6 hooks
Plus materials to make 10 wooly buggers.
all of the tools and a step by step dvd instruction video are included.
There are more than enough materials to make excess flies beyond the number of hooks if you purchase more hooks. This also depends on how much material is wasted while producing flies.
You may want to buy an extra bobbin or two and a bobbin threader (approx $10-15 more dollars) but its not necessary.
I'm impressed with the amount of materials enclosed. I found it to be more than what I anticipated.
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I'd like to know the specifics of what is included in this kit. Like a list of the feathers , hair, hook sizes etc..Answers
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It's got marabou, hare's mask, turkey quill, a few different kinds of hackle, elk hair, and 2 kinds of dry fly hooks, 2 types of nymph hooks, a pack of streamer hooks, and a bunch of other stuff. The materials are everyting you need to tie the flies featured in the video, but you'll need a couple more tools from home.1 of 1
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