Loon - Complete Fly Tying Tool Kit

Loon – Complete Fly Tying Tool Kit – The ultimate set for serious fly tiers.

The Loon Complete Fly Tying Tool Kit provides every essential tool you need to elevate your tying bench. This premium kit includes the Ergo All Purpose Scissors, Ergo Bobbin, Ergo Bodkin, Ergo Whip Finisher, Ergo Hackle Plier, Ergo Dubbing Brush, and Ergo Half Hitch Tool—all with Loon’s signature powder-coated ergonomic handles for comfort and durability. Perfect for tiers who want a comprehensive set of high-quality tools, this kit makes tying more efficient, precise, and enjoyable. Whether you’re a beginner investing in long-term gear or an advanced tier upgrading your bench, the Complete Tool Kit is built to last. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping across Canada.

• Ergo All Purpose Scissors
• Ergo All Purpose Bobbin
• Ergo Bodkin
• Ergo Whip Finisher
• Ergo Hackle Plier
• Gator Grip Dubbing Spinner
• D-Loop Tweezers
• Ergo Dubbing Brush
• Zippy Hair Stacker (M)
• Vise Pawn
  
  

Q: What is a fly tying tool kit?
A: A fly tying tool kit includes all the essential tools needed to start tying flies — typically a vise, scissors, bobbin, whip finisher, bodkin, hackle pliers, and hair stacker. Kits provide a convenient, cost-effective way to get everything you need in one package.

Q: Who should buy a fly tying tool kit?
A: Tool kits are perfect for beginners who want to start tying without buying each item separately. They’re also great for traveling anglers or experienced tiers who want a portable secondary setup.

Q: What’s included in most fly tying tool kits?
A: Most kits include all core tools for tying trout, steelhead, or bass patterns — a vise, bobbin, scissors, bodkin, hackle pliers, hair stacker, and whip finisher. Some advanced kits also include tweezers, dubbing tools, and threaders.

Q: Are the tools in kits good quality?
A: Yes. Kits from trusted brands like Loon Outdoors and Renzetti, feature high-quality tools that perform well for beginners and beyond. Many use stainless steel, brass, or ergonomic designs for long-term durability.

Q: What’s the difference between beginner and advanced tool kits?
A: Beginner kits focus on essential tools for common fly patterns, while advanced kits include higher-end vises, precision scissors, and specialty tools for specific techniques or materials.

Q: Can I upgrade tools from my starter kit later?
A: Absolutely. Most fly tiers gradually upgrade individual tools — such as vises or scissors — as their skills and tying preferences evolve.

Q: Why buy a tool kit from Drift Outfitters?
A: Because we stock the most trusted brands in fly tying and can guide you toward the kit that best matches your tying goals, species, and budget.