Umpqua Fly Tying Tools

An invaluable tool if you like to create long, large, complex and durable dubbed bodies. Simply create a thread loop, attach spinner to bottom, pla...

The ideal pair of scissors for beginner tyers, the 3.5'' blades are great for precision cuts on smaller flies. Available in a straight or curved bl...

A workhorse bobbin that allows for excellent tension control (by bending arms), silky thread-feed and smooth steel tube (minimize thread-breakage)....

This Umpqua™ hook box features 21 individual hook compartments with size legend. Made from non-brittle, sturdy ABS clear plastic. Snaps close easil...

The Dream Stream Whip Finisher is the ideal finishing tool for beginners. The slick and easy rotation enables any tyer to put the perfect finishing...

Enhance the "buggy’ness” of any dubbed body with this unique tool. Great for brushing out palmered buggers or any fly after completion. Handle "bum...

Smooth rotation and finish along with an easy-to-grip handle make this the ideal tool to put the finishing touch on any fly.

The Umpqua Dream Stream Bobbin is perfect for beginners and works with a variety of threads, spools, and wires. This bobbin is constructed of surgi...

The Dream Stream Ceramic Bobbin is the ideal finishing tool for beginners. The perfect sized bobbin for the majority of fly tying. Ceramic insert i...

Are you tired of trying to thread the needle? The Dream Stream Threader will solve that problem for you. It is also equipped with a half hitch tool...

The Dream Stream bodkin is great for clearing hook eyes, applying head cement, and picking dubbing. The other end of this tool is a half hitch tool...

Provides excellent grip for both your hand and your hackle. Simply grab hackle-tip in between rubber tips, put finger inside tool and wrap.

No tying bench is complete with out a few of these. Great for picking out a trapped hackle or applying head cement. Handle "bump” prevents this gre...

Shorter, thinner, micro-serrated blades make this a great precision scissor when tying smaller flies. Sharp, serrated blades grab and cut a wide v...