Premium Modular Magnetic Fly Dock Streamline your on-the-water workflow with the Umpqua LINK HatchPad Single. Designed as the ultimate modern alternative to old-school foam fly patches, this high-performance magnetic fly dock gives you a dedicated space to dry waterlogged bugs, stage patterns mid-hatch, or keep your absolute confidence patterns ready at a glance. With its clever modular design, it eliminates the tedious mess of traditional storage, keeping your go-to flies perfectly secure and instantly accessible when the hatch kicks into overdrive. Key Features: Edge-to-Edge Magnetic Core: No more torn foam or crushed hackles. The HatchPad features a powerful, full-surface magnetic face that tightly locks down flies of all sizes by the hook, holding them safely even when you are trekking through heavy riverside brush. Lightweight, Low-Profile Silhouette: Enjoy an completely unobstructed workspace. The slim, compact profile keeps your active fly selection right at your fingertips without adding bulk, catch points, or extra volume to your chest rig. Instant SWIFTLINK™ Compatibility: Built to integrate flawlessly with Umpqua’s modular pack lineup. It snaps onto any LINK Base Station with a satisfying, secure click, allowing you to move your fly dock from a technical sling pack to a boat bag in a fraction of a second. Detachable Visual Freedom: The true advantage of the LINK ecosystem. Unlike fixed patches, you can easily click the HatchPad off its station to hold it up to your eyes, letting you clearly view, sort, and select your next pattern choice with ease. Includes Foundational Base Station: Each single unit comes complete with one LINK Base Station included, giving you the hardware needed to clip the patch straight onto standard webbing loops, vest tabs, or pack straps right out of the box. Product Specifications: Brand: Umpqua Feather Merchants Configuration: Single Dock Dimensions: 1.75" x 1.5" x 1" (4.75cm x 3.5cm x 2.5cm) Included Hardware: 1x LINK Base Station Best Suited For: Staging dry flies, drying out nymphs, holding streamers, and fast-action fly changes.
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