This three compartment plastic box contains three devon minnows.

We have several classic ABU Toby lures for sale.  Click on the picture to learn more.

This is an interesting lot; hook packets from yesteryear.

Dressed threadline supplied in 25 yard lengths on card winders.

The classic way to keep your terminal tackle set up, a wooden winder.

This leather fly wallet dates from the late 1800's and contains classic salmon flies of the period, some being gut eyed.

This little spoon is designed to be used with a fly rod.

This unusual folding landing net is made from spring steel and has brass fitments.

This gaff head has a 2" diameter hook

This alloy box is to keep your fly cast (now known as a leader) with fly in good order and dry on felt pads within.

This fly box is a modern one showing little use.

This is a opportunity to purchase a high quality line unused, and in its original packaging from Hardy's, one of the world's premier brands.

This is an unusual little fly box for dry flies.

Another of the lures in the Toby style, the Lukki made in the UK by Landa

This landing net is ideal for the wading angler.

This marrow spoon is used for extracting the contents of a trout's stomach to find what it has recently eaten to aid the choice of fly to improve your catch rate.

This is an item of tackle from the post war period for holding split shot.

This box contains 100 size 3/0 hooks

One of the traditional, and the best lures for sea fishing, the Red Gill.

These are handy little devices for the angler.

This is a clissic dry fly tin with six compatments made by Wheatley.

This fishing creel is large enough for the trout and the bottle of chablis to toast the catch

This is an item everybody of my generation started fishing with, a wicker creel.  This one though has aluminium hinges making it more robust and quieter than the old coiled wicker hinges.

A wooden float winder for keeping your terminal tackle safe and prepared for a days fishing.

This is a nice little wooden fly box with rrecessed pads into which flies are pressed.

This priest, a device for despatching a trout, is turned from hardwood with a brass collar to add weight to the business end.