Fly fishing lanyard

Flyvines are an innovative and unique solution to fly fishing’s chief environmental hindrance: fly line. Based out of Missoula, Montana, we recycle used fly line to create lanyards, bracelets, key chains, retainers for sunglasses, and other fly fishing accessories. Each product is hand-braided, using a pattern we developed over long Montana winters and while enduring muddy run-offs. As such, each piece is one-of-a-kind. Flyvines offers stylish lanyards great for all types of uses. For fly…

Lanyards truly do make life on the water a lot easier and simpler so you can spend more time catching instead of on the search for the right gear in ...

Fly fishing lanyards are a great alternative to a fly fishing vest or pack. But before you take your lanyard on the water, be sure to equip it with these 10 essential fly fishing tools and accessories.

Many fly fishermen have taken to wearing lanyards these days. They are a convenient way to carry the bare essentials for a quick trip to the local creek (some keep one permanently behind their car seat) or as an added convenience to be worn with a satchel/waist pack. I also like to wear one when the weather turns cold. I can adjust it to be worn over as many layers of clothing I happen to need that day. But, like all things fly fishing...you can take a simple thing and over-complicate the…

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Fly fishing lanyard

In an outdoor culture that is shifting more towards ultralight gear (for example, ultralight backpacking and saddle hunting) it seems like an obvious progression for fly fishing gear to follow suit. While the traditional method of carrying flies and other commonly used tools via vests and packs remains relevant, there are certain use applications where a lighter and less bulky gear has its advantages. When I'm looking to go light and carry only the bare essentials I turn to a lanyard…

Lanyards offer a simple and effective alternative to zingers, those need little self retracting reels that hold all your gizmos.. Here is how to make your own.