Sponsored by Fin Fly Fishing
Is this your wish-fulfilling fly pack?
If you've ever wished your fly pack could be built around the way you fish, your wish is granted.
Start with a base pack. Add only the bits you need. Change it whenever you want.
Most chest packs come as one fixed thing. You pay for pockets you never use. These packs come bare on purpose. The body is waterproof and tough. The front and both sides are covered in soft loop Velcro. So you stick on the tools you want, where you want them. Move them tomorrow. Take them off next season.
Two packs. The Trifecta is deep and holds three fly trays. The Singularity is slim and holds one.
Choose your trays. Every tray fits every pack, and the travel case too.
Nippers. Tippet. Phone. Line winder. Stick them on. Done.
Three fly trays, included. Room for a full season of flies on your chest.
One fly tray. Half the depth. So slim you forget you're wearing it.
The whole harness pulls off the pack in one go. No tools. No fuss.
At the bottom of the harness there's a loop. Clip a quick-release magnet to it and your net rides on your back, ready when you need it. Once you've done it a few times you stop thinking about it.
The harness and dock come with both packs. The magnet does not — that's your call.
The Singularity has one built into the base as standard.
Most competitions ask for one now, and it's just the right thing to do. Old tippet stays with you instead of ending up in the river, wrapped around a bird or a fish.
Every tray fits every pack. Same tray, three homes: Trifecta, Singularity, travel case. Buy trays once.
The 8 row tray suits sizes 16 to 20. It's the one most people start with. Big flies can be a squeeze in the top row, so if you fish bigger patterns, take the 6 row. Same foam, same spacing, just more room per row.
Double sided trays hold the most. Single sided trays leave headroom above the fly, so bushy dries don't get crushed.
Keep five spare trays in the car. Waterproof, and small enough to sit in a bag.
Swap a tray in seconds when you move from the river to the dam. Trays only — pick the ones you want.
Each one comes with hook Velcro on the back, cut to size and ready to go.
Takes any spool up to 67 mm across, so TroutHunter fits, and so does Soldarini even though it's a touch bigger. Stack it on the phone dock, or mount it straight to the pack.
The lid peels off, so your spools never snag on anything. It also keeps the sun off your tippet, which matters more than people think. Foam at the top does two jobs: it stops the tag end vanishing back inside the spool, and it seals out the last of the light. Pull out a bit of line, feed it through the hole, then through the slot in the foam. Done.
Three anglers, three Singularities, three different packs.
This Velcro is strong. Strong enough to peel the label right off a floatant bottle. So take the label off first, wipe the bottle down with isopropyl alcohol to lift the grease and glue, then stick the Velcro straight onto clean plastic. Do that and it won't let go.
The dock holds well. Rivers still win sometimes. Use the lanyard.
Pick your base pack, your trays and your tools on the order form. We'll come back to you with a total and payment details.
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