By kit do you mean tools or materials or both? Might make more sense to individually pick stuff depending on what you want to tie?

I considered buying a tool kit, but I just ended up buying them individually. Just a good pair of trimming scissors and a good quality ceramic bobbin hold atm. Need a vise (just borrowing one), but apart from that I dont think i've needed any of the other tools in the kits. Depends what you want to tie I guess.

If you talk to Chris at Flyworld, he should be able to help you out with what you need. Many a time i've gone in for something I want, then left with something else that was what I actually needed (which is a very good thing!).

We are so lucky in this day and age. We have access via the internet to some awesome training guides. You have a Barramundi in your avatar so have a look at this and others in the same page. The Clouser minnows is one of the most useful flies so its a good start. It can be a little harder to cast because of its weighted nature. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUujQVZTf_g&feature=related Next would be to tie a Lefties Deceiver http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_suygCdgUXQ

Good idea to get a Vice, Scissors, bobbin holder then materials to suit these flies which you will use as a start.