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Fly Line Backing – Braid 300yds 30lb

Hook Hone – Sharpener 600 & 800 Diamond Grit.

Flybox with lidded compartments suitable for dry flies. 

Measures 120 x 105 x 33mm

NAIL KNOT TOOL – PRO Black with Carabiner

Fluro Black 4×6 Tungsten Dumbell Eyes (20pk)

BOTTLE HOLDER with CLIP (Does not include the bottle shown in the pictures)

Stop fumbling for your Floatant or other product.  Mount upsidedown and clip to your vest or lanyard. Depending on the bottle the hole may need to be made bigger.

CHARTREUSE METALLIC Frodin Tungsten Turbo 1/2 Cones 10pk –  Sizes S & XS

PINK Simply Scud Dubbing.

Ideal for Czech Nymphs. A coarser dubbing easily teases out for legs. Nice mix of various colors/textures.

NAIL KNOT TOOL – Standard

The nail knot is an important fishing knot used to join two lines of different diameters and allows for line diameters to diminish down to the fly. I.E., it is useful for attaching your backing to the fly line, and your fly line to the leader, or tippet.  It’s so simple to uses you’ll wonder why you didn’t buy one before.

Brown Trout Design Clippers and Hook Eye Cleaner.

>>>Shape may differ from picture shown<<<

Save your teeth!  These clippers are a must have addition to your fly vest.  Attach by a zinger so that they are always handy to cut tippet or clean the eye of a hook.

OPST LAZAR RUNNING LINE (ILFF represents OPST in New Zealand)

OPST’s Pure Skagit Lazar Line is the slickest running line out there. This is the line for those who love to launch a cast, sit back, maybe eat a sandwich while the line rushes out of the guides and pulls line off the reel as it comes tight. Lazar Line is hydrophobic, extremely durable, consistent over a broad range of temperatures, and virtually impervious to memory. It features a slight, calculated stretch that allows for extremely sleek and strong knots. This stuff will rock with your Scandi head as well. OPST searched far and wide for the perfect running line and knew they could do better than what was out there. Pure Skagit Lazar Line is quickly becoming the favorite running line of fishermen all over the world. Find out why.