Fly Fishing Accessories

The Original “T” Bar Vacuum Rod Rack  1991- 2014  • Non magnetic – Fits all vehicles – Aluminium, Steel, Plastic• Height - 5.25 inches – 13.5 cm  Width - 8 inches (20cm)• Holds up...

The classic fly line conditioner TFT Ltd. Mucilin Green Label Silicone Fly Floatant and Line Dressing is a wax-like silicone paste that liquefies to the touch for easy application. Made...

Portable Line Winder Create and dispense coils of fly line Only one Regulator Spool is needed for managing all of your lines For more information on this product please visithttps://www.scientificanglers.com/regulatorspool...

• Conform to surgical Standards • Should meet the demands of most fly fisherman • Made from surgical stainless steel with gold-plated finger loops

 Keep organized • Holds 12 tips, 6 on each side.• Mesh construction allows tips to fully dry• Integrated labels on each pocket for quick line identification• Wallet can be opened...

Flies treated with Henry's Sinket quickly break surface tension and rapidly drop in the water column to where the fish are. It helps nymphs get deep, where they roll along...

A treatment to revive flies composed of two things: drying beads and blue indicator crystals. A fly (still attached to the leader) is dry after a few quick shakes and...

A dip floatant with a conscience. We have tried a lot of dip floatants and love what they do to flies. What we don't love is how they smell, how...

Known as ‘’Shake and Bake’’ by world class guides, this desiccant (drying agent) and powder floatant is fast and easy to use. A fly (still attached to the leader) goes...

Bio-Glow is the after-hours BioStrike. Just apply the putty to your leader, charge with the UV Nano Light or UV Bench Light and within seconds your strike indicator is glowing...

The Smith Creek Rod Clip+™ is based on our classic Rod Clip, but adds a second, alternative attachment method via a sturdy zinc carabiner. Rod Clip+ frees up your hands...

Fish saver. Our breakout product in the fly fishing industry, years ago, we thought: “There’s got to be a better way to remove a delicately-tied fly from a hooked fish...