I looked at this fly tying kit : Glasgow Angling Centre – Fly Tying Kits

It includes:

Materials Tools
Cactus Chenile
TT Chenile
Super Stretch
Copper Wire
Gold Wire
Oval Silver
Olive Uni-thread
Black Uni-thread
Uni Tinsel
Pearl Lurex
Holo Tinsel
Mixed marabou
Mixed Peacock herl
Cellire Varnish
Brown partridge
Jungle cock subs
Glo-brite floss
Antron dubbing
G. Pheasant tippet
Lead strip
Hare’s ears
Multi yarn
Teal flank
Mixed floss
Mixed cock hackle
Seals fur subs
Cock & Hen Pheasant tail
Deer hair
Mixed beads
Mixed Kamasan hooks
Glister
Beginner’s Booklet
Midge vice
Scissors
Bobbin holder
Dubbing needle
Bobbin threader
Whip finish tool
Hackle pliers
Storage box

Can someone tell me what flies i can tie with the materials above?

lures, wets, streamers, dries and nymphs....

Can you be a little more specific?
Is it worth the money?

sorry mate its just there is a lot of materials that will tie a bunch of different patterns and variants, too many to list and I bet tons that I cant name! Veniards do some good gear, they should be a good starting point for you to build on and but the practice in. A lot of the guys on here wouldnt adivse on the kits, and they are all far from perfect but for somebody starting from scratch I think they are a good idea and this one seems better than some that i have seen.

Shame you have to buy it from GAC though

I wouldn't recommend kits because they include a lot of materials you will never use and quality can sometimes be dubious.

I would personally suggest making a list of patterns you like and want to tie then building your own kit from scratch to tie those.

A decent budget vice such as a Regent rotary and a half decent set of tools and off you go.

The Pirate.

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I have a vice and all the tools i need i just want the materials to tie : some popular River flies, some nymphs(hares ear,ptn) and some lures ( dancers,cats,) ?

I started off with the Veniards kit and 2 years later, still have a lot of it unopened. This is only because I`ve settled on 10 patterns for during the season, not because the materials are rubbish. I suppose if I was tying lures, I`d use more of them, but they`re always there,Just in case. The kit you have described, is a slight improvement on my original one. Peter
How much is it?

Mate just pick some patterns you want to try, look them up on You tube, write down the materials you need, and buy them as you need them.

If you have got the vice and the tools already what flies do YOU want to tie?

Fishing flies

If you want a kit may I suggest joining the Fly Dressers Guild, Annual subscription plus a fly tying kit inc.book is £38.00
Failing that, just buy what you need as you tie each fly.

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