Fly Tying Tools

This "bullet" grip bobbin is easy to hold and easy to control. Ceramic inserts ensure a smooth snag-free path for all styles of thread. The titanium adds a hard coating that increases durability and decreases friction.

For making seriously buggy flies, this is a tool that doesn't get enough airtime.  

The only dubbing brush tool that you’ll need. The ergonomic powder coated handle feels great on the hands, while the nylon bristles and stainless steel helix spine are tough enough to tackle any material in need of a good brushing.

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Designed for small delicate detail work. Hypodermic tips on the scissors make short work of very small or lightly dressed flies. Excellent on natural and fine synthetic materials.

Replacement jaws for the Raven and Wolf Rotary Vise

This is a tool that makes frequently used items more accessible and keeps you organized.  We aren't sure how we ever tied without it.  Made from a single stock of steel, this tool bar is solid.  Total length is six inches with a diameter slightly larger than 1/2 inch.  

Tungsten carbide is about 50% harder than titanium... These blades are the epitome of durability! Micro serrations wont allow hair and other materials to slip while cutting. Possibly your new favorite scissors!

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  This is a small bobbin, which is well suited for smaller flies.

The total length is 3.5 inches.  The tube -- from the thread insert end to the tip -- is 2 inches and extends 1 inch from the point in which the bobbin is gripped.  

Use this twister to apply dubbing to your thread in a dubbing loop.

Use a threader to pull your thread through the bobbin tube when you get tired of trying to suck the thread through.  The reverse end can be used as a half-hitch tool.

This is the dubbing twister we use most.  Solidly built and a smooth action.  The design keeps your dubbing loop open while you add material.  Then, simply pull down and the loop closes as the tines come together.  While continuing to pull down, twist the smooth brass wheel.  

The PEAK Rotary Vise is designed with optimal tying efficiency and ease of adjustment and set-up in mind. We use a range of high-quality materials, chosen to last a lifetime, such as stainless steel, brass, and aircraft aluminum. Hardened and tempered tool steel jaws hold hooks securely, from size 2/0 down to the smallest you can buy. Adjustments are accomplished with minimal effort. As with the Pedestal Base configuration, PEAK’s C-Clamp mounting vise is engineered to outperform the competition. Reverse the lower rabbeted jaw to get a grip range from 2-1/4” to 11/16”. Jaws ride on precision guide rods, which hold the jaw faces parallel, meaning no rotating clamp screw to damage your table or work surface. Adjusting the clamp is accomplished by utilizing the large, comfortable tri-lobal screw. The deep rabbeted jaw engages even rounded table edges, so your vise won’t rock or shake as you tie. You won’t find a more stable, versatile, or robust clamp, and it’s the only clamp that will accept our accessory post.

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

The Raven and Wolf Rotary Vise with Pedastal Base will handle 90% of your tying needs.  The cam jaws will handle size 24 to size 3/0 hooks.  The cam jaws can be adjusted with a mounting screw into three different positions to accomodate different hook sizes.  This adjustement helps keep the hook shank in position along the axis for the rotary function.  The pedestal base is substantial -- it weighs over two pounds and measures 4.75 x 4.75 inches.  The vise comes with a bobbin cradle and material clip.

The vise ships with the rotary knobs loose...this is on purpose.  Give us a ring when you get it and we'd be happy to help get it set up.