Tenkarabum Silicone Fly Box

The Tenkarabum Silicone Fly Box holds up to 168 flies or 49 micro spoons. Silicone slits hold securely, hold their shape and repel water.

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The slits, with triangle cut-outs, are constructed to make it easy to insert or remove flies. Push the hook bend down into the triangle and then push it back into the slit. To remove a fly, just pull straight up. Micro spoons are inserted and removed in exactly the same way.

The slits and silicone are a much better solution than foam into which you hook your fly or micro spoon. Whether the hooks are barbed or barbless, they do not damage the silicone at all.

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The box has a clear top, a stainless steel hinge and a positive latch.

TenkaraBum Silicone Fly Box
Small 4 1/4" x 3" x 3/4"
Holds up to 70 flies or 22 micro spoons - $11

TenkaraBum Silicone Fly Box
Large 7 3/8" x 4" x 7/8"
Holds up to 168 flies or 49 micro spoons - $15

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