Heavy Bodkin – Wasatch Fly Tying Tools
The fine tip of the Heavy Bodkin is designed to facilitate the application of the tip-of-the-tag in multi-tiered salmon and steelhead patterns, providing a smooth finish on floss wraps. The multi-dimensional tip allows users to reach into tight or hard-to-access areas during tying. Like many tools used by fly tiers, this bodkin is versatile and performs well in several additional tying applications.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Tip Design | Multi-dimensional, fine tip |
| Primary Use | Applying tip-of-the-tag in multi-tiered patterns |
| Material | Steel |
| Application | Floss wrapping, steelhead and salmon patterns |
FAQ
Can the Heavy Bodkin be used for tying other types of fly patterns besides salmon and steelhead?
Yes, the multi-dimensional tip allows it to be used in various tying applications beyond salmon and steelhead patterns, especially in areas requiring precise access.
Is the tip of the Heavy Bodkin durable under repeated use?
The steel construction ensures durability, and the fine tip maintains performance with regular use in fly tying.
Does the tool come with any additional accessories?
Please contact customer service for information on included accessories.
Rachel Wilkins –
This bodkin is a game changer for my steelhead patterns. The tip reaches into tight spots where other tools fail. I’ve used it on multiple tiers and the finish on the floss wraps is smooth and professional. It’s a must-have for serious fly tiers.
Gavin Short –
Great precision and control. I found it especially useful when working on complex patterns with layered floss. It’s slightly heavier than expected, but the tip holds up well after several uses.
Charles Buckland –
The multi-dimensional tip makes a big difference in tying intricate patterns. I’ve been using it for over a month and it still performs as well as the day I bought it. Highly recommend for anglers who work with detailed fly designs.