Fly Fishing supply Tin
Kerry Willcox If you’re looking for fly fishing supplies in tin (such as tins for storing flies, hooks, or other accessories), here are some options and considerations:
Popular Fly Fishing Tins & Supplies
1. Fly Boxes & Tins
– Altoids Tins (DIY Fly Tins) – Many anglers repurpose Altoids or similar mint tins to store small flies, hooks, or split shot.
– Waterproof Fly Tins – Brands like Tacky or Cliff offer compact, rust-resistant tins for wet flies and nymphs.
– Magnetic Fly Tins – Some tins have built-in magnets to keep flies secure.
2. Hook & Sinker Tins
– Small hinged tins (like those from Daiichi or Mustad) for storing hooks.
– Split shot & weight tins (often made of tin or aluminum).
3. Vintage & Collectible Tins
– Some anglers collect old fly dressing tins (e.g., Veniard’s Fly Dressing Tins).
Where to Buy
– Amazon – Search for “fly fishing tins” or “Altoids fly box.”
– Bass Pro Shops / Cabela’s – Carry small tackle tins.
– Etsy / eBay – Handmade or vintage fly tins.
– Local Fly Shops – May have specialty tins.
DIY Option
– Clean an Altoids tin, add foam/felt inside, and use it for dry flies or small gear.
Would you like recommendations for a specific type of tin (e.g., waterproof, magnetic, vintage)?