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Details Gadwall Barred Flank feathers add a natural and realistic look to fly patterns, making them highly effective for imitating a variety of aquatic insects and other prey items. Tying flies with Gadwall Barred Flank feathers can produce effective patterns that mimic the natural appearance of insects, particularly for dry flies, nymphs, and wet flies….
A great alternative to mallard for use on streamers and traditional wets.
The Gel Core Fritz is a synthetic chenille fly tying material that features a gel core. This will keep the fibers in place when tying different fly patterns. This material is dyed using a computer controlled method to ensure the color is consistent and vibrant. You will love using the Flybox Gel Core Fritz; it’s…
CVY235239605Glass Rattles
Looking for something new to add to your arsenal? Here it is!Glo Bugs Bling! Its HOT! Its our yarn with an absolute explosion of FLASH! Use it forGlo Bugs,add it to your favorite fly, conceal your hook, and use it for dubbing! It holds scent great! Your imagination is the limit! Ask for it at…
BecauseGlo Bugs Blingis working so well! We now have addedGlo Bugs Micro Blingto our lineup. This will make your sucker spawn stand out above the rest! Add it to your favorite fly body to gain that irresistible edge! There is 15 feet per bag and the diameter of the yarn is approximately 5/64 of an…
Perfect for even the smallest flies! Try it for Sucker Spawn. Works great forGlo Bugsdots. There is 25 feet per bag and the diameter of the yarn is approximately 5/64 of an inch or 2 mm
This yarn is about 1/5th the size of regular egg yarn and has many uses for flies and also dots for Glo Bugs. There is 15 feet per bag and the diameter of the yarn is 5/32 of an inch or 4 mm
Details For what goes BUMP in the dark! Incorporating Glow In The Dark Flashabou into your fly patterns can create eye-catching flies that are highly visible in low-light conditions or even in deep water.
Details Golden Pheasant tippets, with their distinctive barring and coloration, are often used to create wing cases on nymph and wet fly patterns. Tie in a section of Golden Pheasant tippet fibers at the thorax of the fly to create a segmented wing case that adds realism and attraction to the pattern.
Details Goose Biots are indeed a versatile material for fly tying and are commonly used for tails, bodies, and wing cases on various fly patterns. They have a natural variegation and durability that make them a popular choice for imitating insect features in fly patterns.
Details Goose Quill can result in patterns that are both durable and realistic, particularly for imitating wings, tails, and bodies of various aquatic insects. Goose quill, with its natural markings and tapered shape, is commonly used in classic fly patterns such as mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies.
Details Tying flies with goose shoulders involves using the feathers from the shoulder area of a goose to create various parts of fly patterns. Goose shoulders are commonly used in tying traditional wet flies, soft hackle flies, and spey flies. Goose shoulder feathers offer a range of sizes and colors, making them versatile for tying…
CVY235241899Gordon Griffith’s 14/0 Sheer Ultrafine
The Green Blowtorch Tying kit includes all of the necessary materials in order to tie 20 Green Blowtorches. Get everything you need with our kit, watch/read Jacob’s tutorial and you’ll be expertly tying these highly effective Green Blowtorch patterns in no time. Read the step by step tutorial here.
Details No! Not the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot! Fly tying with tungsten beads, especially Gritty ones, can be an effective way to add weight to your fly patterns and get them down deep where the fish are.
Details No! Not the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot! Fly tying with tungsten beads, especially Gritty ones, can be an effective way to add weight to your fly patterns and get them down deep where the fish are.
Textured tungsten beads adds a little grit to your tying.
Details No! Not the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot! Fly tying with tungsten beads, especially Gritty ones, can be an effective way to add weight to your fly patterns and get them down deep where the fish are.
Details No! Not the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot! Fly tying with tungsten beads, especially Gritty ones, can be an effective way to add weight to your fly patterns and get them down deep where the fish are.
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