Fly Tying Information

John Norris fly tying products will ensure that you've got the best chance of catching fish. No matter how good your rod is or how many years you’ve been fishing, you won't catch anything without the right type of fly.

Fly tying threads are available in different thicknesses, so that you can use thick threads for larger heavier flies, and thinner threads for lighter flies. You'll be able to find the right thickness thread no matter whether you're fishing for salmon, trout or pike.

Fly tying vices will make it much easier for you to make your own flies. When you need additional hands, and want to hold your hook in place, then you'll find a vice invaluable.

A hair stacker will make stacking hair much easier when you're fly tying. With a transparent hair stacker, you can see exactly what you're doing, so that you get it right first time.

Using a lamp when you're fly tying will make it easier to see, so that you can be more precise and accurate. With an adjustable arm so that you can position the light exactly where you need it, you'll be able to make your fishing flies even better.

John Norris fly tying bargain packs will provide you with everything you need to get started, at a fantastic price, so that you can start making your own fishing flies. Why not experiment and see which of your fishing flies are most effective?

Fly fishing hooks are available in different lengths and shapes so that you can have the best chance of catching fish. With Partridge, Kamasan and Mustad hooks available, you'll easily be able to find the fly tying hooks you need.

Beads and eyes will help to add the realism you need in order to convince the fish you're trying to catch. With different sorts available and in different colours and styles, you'll be able to make your fly tying look even more realistic.

Fly tying hair and fur is colourful and available in different styles so that you can design and create the most impressive fishing flies. Why not see which will appeal to you and the fish you're trying to catch?

The right sorts of scissors and pliers will make your fly tying much easier, as you'll be using the right tools for the job. You'll want sharp blades and a strong grip so that you can cut and hold your fishing flies whilst you make them.

Fly tying will enable you to make no compromise fishing flies, and create the right flies for the type of fish you're catching, and the conditions, without spending a fortune.