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NEW FLY TYING MATERIALS, TOOLS & ACCESORIES & FISHING GEAR FOR 2011/2012

Every year there are new materials available to tiers that can be hard to find so I'm in the process of compiling a list of them here for you to explore. Some of the accesories, materials and tools are brand new to the general public and hot off the press, they are all new to Wiley's Flies. If you have any questions on how to use any of the new products, don't hesitate to ask me at vince@wileysflies.com Thanks again and have fun!

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Loon Fresh Pants Retail: $7.50 Wiley's Flies Price: $5.95 You Save: 21 % Quantity: Please use this product!	Quick Tie Tool Retail: $9.95 Wiley's Flies Price: $7.95 You Save: 20 % Quantity: Makes tying on a new fly a snap.
Dubbing Dispenser holds 30 colors! Retail: $8.49 Wiley's Flies Price: $7.99 You Save: 6 % Quantity: Why buy the full boxes of dubbing with colors you have no use for when you can buy the colors you want and pu them in your own dispenser??	Wapsi Deluxe Fly Tying Starter Kit Retail: $95.00 Wiley's Flies Price: $79.95 You Save: 16 % Quantity: This fly tying kit comes with everything you need to get started! And then some! Tihs is an expanded version of Wapsi's regular starter kit.
Fly Tying Kit Retail: $9.95 Wiley's Flies Price: $0.00 You Save: 100 % What better way to tie these signature flies than having a kit with all the stuff you need ready to tie.	Furry Foam Wiley's Flies Price: $1.39 Quantity:
Bead Chain Eyes Retail: $1.89 Sale Price: $1.40 You Save: 26 % I use these on a variety of patterns for Salmon and Steelhead.	Fluorescent Bead Chain Retail: $2.29 Sale Price: $1.59 You Save: 31 % I use these on a variety of patterns for Salmon and Steelhead.
Standard Tubing Retail: $1.95 Wiley's Flies Price: $1.69 You Save: 13 % Fantastic properties.	Peacock Herl 1/4oz. - Left Eye. Middle Herl. Right is a Sword. Retail: $1.99 Wiley's Flies Price: $1.79 You Save: 10 % Peacock Herl has been used for centuries.