Umpqua Link Hatchpad Fly Dock - Double
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The LINK™ HatchPad is your go-to magnetic fly dock—ideal for drying flies, staging patterns mid-hatch, or keeping your confidence bugs ready at a glance. Built with a low-profile design and an edge-to-edge strong magnetic core, the HatchPad securely holds flies without the need for any additional organization.
It snaps onto any LINK™ Base Station and seamlessly integrates with SWIFTLINK™ packs or any standard web loop, providing anglers fast, untethered access to their HatchPad. The key advantage: it clicks off easily, letting you clearly view and select your next fly change.
Features & Benefits:
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Magnetic Fly Dock
Securely holds flies with edge-to-edge magnets -
Lightweight, Low-Profile Design
Keeps your flies within reach without adding additional bulk to your kit. -
Modular Integration
Snaps onto any LINK™ Base Station and mounts to any pack, vest, or boat bag.
Specs:
- Double
- Dimensions – 4 x 1 ¾ x 1” (9.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm)
- Includes: 2 LINK™ Base Stations + 1 Bridge Connector
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