Bead Chain Eyes are very popular for streamers and saltwater flies.
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Get your flies down deep, fast by adding brass cone heads to them.
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Made of brass, Wapsi's Cyclops Beads are expertly polished and drilled especially to be used on flies.
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Doll Eyes are a coloured plastic eye with a moveable, audible black pupil.
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A widely used fly tying material, especially in many innovative fly patterns such as Bob Clouser's Swimming Minnow.
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Made of tough laboratory glass, these rounded end rattles can be put in the belly of a zonker.
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These 3D stick-on eyes with extra strong adhesive come on a special quick release liner for easy application.
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A great range of Tungsten eyes for those saltwater patterns.
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These plated brass barbell eyes are the quickest way to add weight and action to any pattern.
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Jungle Cock Imitation eyes are available 24 per package.
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These tiny, lightweight, plastic nymph eyes are great on dragonfly nymphs and crawfish.
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The symmetrical hour glass shape of these solid lead Presentation Eyes is self-centering and easy to tie.
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Spool shaped Pyrex® Rattle Eyes can be used with hologram or stick on eyes.
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Use the recess diameter for stick on or hologram eyes with these Real-Eyes.
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Very popular for saltwater baitfish imitations and freshwater streamers.
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Use tungsten beads to sink even tiny flies down deep - they're twice as heavy as brass and even heavier than lead.
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These are a great substitute for lead wire and make a nice body form for scuds and sowbugs.
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