Eumer Tube Fly Tying Kit: Salmon and Steelhead Tube Fly Kit
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Eumer Tube Fly Tying Kit: Salmon and Steelhead Tube Fly Kit
The steelhead and salmon tube fly tying kit includes everything you need to tie a wide variety of plastic and brass tube flies. Includes:
Ballhead tubes, Teardrop tubes, Conehead tubes, Small and large plastic tubes, and various coneheads. It also includes a tube fly tying pin that easily attaches to your existing vise. You can easily tie over 60 tube flies with this kit!
Our Tube Fly Tying Kit includes:
One assortment pack of small plastic tubes
One assortment pack of large plastic tubes
One assortment pack of 15X4 mm teardrop tubes
One assortment pack of 17X4mm ballhead tubes
One assortment pack of 15X4 mm conehead tubes
One assortment pack of size medium brass monster coneheads
One Tube Fly Tying Pin that fits your existing fly tying vise!
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50!
Tube Flies have some real advantages over conventional flies:
Fly pattern size and style are not dependent on hook size or style. You can tie long, large flies with smaller hook sizes that reduce fish mortality and foul hooking.
The tube fly hook can be placed further back in the pattern resulting in more hook ups and fewer short strikes.
You have many tube choices for every fly pattern, including weight, color, size, shape and length options.You can tie a Green Butt Skunk or Sculpin pattern in many different ways to increase pattern effectiveness.
The hooked fish has less hook leverage with the shorter shank tube fly hook. When fighting fish in heavy currents this results in more fish brought to hand.
The tube fly usually slides up the leader and away from sharp teeth during fight. You can also slide the tube fly away from the hook when you are having difficulty releasing a fish: A real advantage! Also, for deeply hooked fish, just cut the hook loose and let the fish go, without losing your tube fly!
If a tube fly hook breaks, gets nicked or gets dull, simply replace it and keep on fishing the fly! No need to throw the fly away anymore.
You have many model and brand hook choices on one fly: You can experiment and find the hook that performs best for you without tying a lot of different flies!
You can change a tube fly easily from barbed or barbless, from size 2 to 6, etc.
You can use non stainless hooks in saltwater.This really gives you a lot of latitude on salt water hook choices, and is economical too. No need to throw away the fly when the hook has been sharpened too many times.
You can incorporate cones and beads to add and adjust weight of flies, and develop your own system of weighting the same tube fly to fish at different depths.
You can tie convertible flies! Mix and match tailing material, body and wings, weighting, colors: The options are limitless, exciting and have yet to be fully explored!
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The steelhead and salmon tube fly tying kit includes everything you need to tie a wide variety of plastic and brass tube flies. Includes:
Ballhead tubes, Teardrop tubes, Conehead tubes, Small and large plastic tubes, and various coneheads. It also includes a tube fly tying pin that easily attaches to your existing vise. You can easily tie over 60 tube flies with this kit!
Our Tube Fly Tying Kit includes:
One assortment pack of small plastic tubes
One assortment pack of large plastic tubes
One assortment pack of 15X4 mm teardrop tubes
One assortment pack of 17X4mm ballhead tubes
One assortment pack of 15X4 mm conehead tubes
One assortment pack of size medium brass monster coneheads
One Tube Fly Tying Pin that fits your existing fly tying vise!
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50!
Tube Flies have some real advantages over conventional flies:
Fly pattern size and style are not dependent on hook size or style. You can tie long, large flies with smaller hook sizes that reduce fish mortality and foul hooking.
The tube fly hook can be placed further back in the pattern resulting in more hook ups and fewer short strikes.
You have many tube choices for every fly pattern, including weight, color, size, shape and length options.You can tie a Green Butt Skunk or Sculpin pattern in many different ways to increase pattern effectiveness.
The hooked fish has less hook leverage with the shorter shank tube fly hook. When fighting fish in heavy currents this results in more fish brought to hand.
The tube fly usually slides up the leader and away from sharp teeth during fight. You can also slide the tube fly away from the hook when you are having difficulty releasing a fish: A real advantage! Also, for deeply hooked fish, just cut the hook loose and let the fish go, without losing your tube fly!
If a tube fly hook breaks, gets nicked or gets dull, simply replace it and keep on fishing the fly! No need to throw the fly away anymore.
You have many model and brand hook choices on one fly: You can experiment and find the hook that performs best for you without tying a lot of different flies!
You can change a tube fly easily from barbed or barbless, from size 2 to 6, etc.
You can use non stainless hooks in saltwater.This really gives you a lot of latitude on salt water hook choices, and is economical too. No need to throw away the fly when the hook has been sharpened too many times.
You can incorporate cones and beads to add and adjust weight of flies, and develop your own system of weighting the same tube fly to fish at different depths.
You can tie convertible flies! Mix and match tailing material, body and wings, weighting, colors: The options are limitless, exciting and have yet to be fully explored!
Go to The Fly Fishing Place Home Page
Go to The Fly Fishing Place Online Fly Shop
