Fly Tying

Arctic Fox is a soft and flowy natural material with excellent movement underwater. These fox tail strips are cut zonker style for tails and wings on streamers. Dyed in 7 colors.

Badger fur is a long, light colored fur/hair. It is really wispy and a very fine fur. It is used for streamer wings and in quite a few saltwater fly patterns.

A versatile, generic terrestrial shape that includes a built-in thorax and head.

Ben Engle’s Surf Scrimp pattern is a great chameleon pattern. It can be tied for local stripers and surf perch but is tied on a strong enough hook to tackle even permit or other large flats fish. Play with color combinations as well to represent anything from a crawfish to abaitfish when chasing big trout….

This blond bleached elk hair enhances visibility in rough water and low light conditions.

Bobbin Threader with a more sturdy wire for threading stiffer materials like wire through a standard bobbin

Speckled, square cut silicone legs for all your leggy needs. These legs are cut thinner than other legs like the Sili Legs or Flutter Legs. Good for smaller nymph and flats flies.

Bull Elk is a medium stiff, hollow hair and among the most basic of tying materials. Most often bull elk is used for down wing stonefly and hopper patterns. Think the Stimulator. Elk is useful for bass and steelhead dry flies too.

Caribou is a shorter spinning hair that works well for bass bugs and dry flies. It is very compressible and flairs very easily, providing a perfect hair for spun bodies.

Beautiful, premium grade duck feathers. Naturally bouyant, CDC keeps dries afloat and traps air bubbles on nymphs sub-surface. Use for dry fly and emerger wings. Wrap as a collar on subsurface emergers and nymphs. Note: CDC does not work well with most floatants. Use powdered dessicants, like Loon Top Ride or Shimazaki Dry Shake to…