Excellent product and have had
"Excellent product and have had fun learning to tie spoon flies"
Kiley's Spoon Skinz are an innovative solution for fly tyers looking to create perfectly shaped spoon flies with ease. These pre-made, spoon-shaped plastic materials are designed to simplify the fly-tying process, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced tiers. Featuring tying tabs on both ends, Kiley's Spoon Skinz can be easily secured to hooks before being coated with resin for a durable and attractive finish.
Available in three sizes (1/0, 1, and 2), each pack of Kiley's Spoon Skinz includes 16 spoons, providing excellent value for your fly-tying needs. These skins are especially popular for crafting spoon flies that are highly effective in catching redfish and other saltwater species.
Kiley's Spoon Skinz stand out for their simplicity and effectiveness, providing an ideal way to create professional-quality spoon flies without complicated techniques. The pre-made shape and convenient tying tabs reduce preparation time, allowing tiers to focus on achieving the perfect finish with their adhesive or resin of choice.
The precision engineering and lightweight design ensure balanced action in the water, making these spoon flies highly attractive to predatory fish. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fly tying, Kiley's Spoon Skinz deliver excellent results with minimal effort, making them a must-have addition to any fly-tying kit.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"Excellent product and have had fun learning to tie spoon flies"
"5 Stars for Trident customer service and shipping!Had a recent trip for reds in Louisiana and the gold spoons were deadly. Using various streamers and shrimp flies produced fish as well, but the fish were really hammering the flashy, wobbly gold spoon. Looking up how to tie spoon flies online, the Kiley video looks like a great option and simple solution. These flies should also do well for bass, pike and even trout. Will definitely be putting together a pile of these for the next redfish trip!"