Ultra Wire is one of the hottest and widely used pieces of fly tying material. It has a wide variety of uses. Made most famous by John Barr on his wire body Copper John. Used to tie everything from the … Continue reading →

Fly Tying Tubing, D-Rib, Stretch, Round Rib Tubing comes in many different colors, sizes and shapes. Each product offers its own special qualities that allows for different uses. Stretch Round Rib is round and solid rubber. It has great stretch … Continue reading →

Turkey Biots are dyed to match the hatch. These work great for segmented bodies on spinners, dry flies, nymphs, and emergers. Turkey Quills come in matched pairs; a right and a left feather. This allows you to create a wing … Continue reading →

We carry Whiting Farms and Metz hackle here in the shop. Each company has its own way of grading the feathers. Metz uses a number system, either grade 1 or 2 or 3. While Whiting Farms uses what they call … Continue reading →

These kits are a great way for a beginning tier to get started. They come with basic materials as well as tools to get you started. An economical way for someone to try tying without breaking the bank and still … Continue reading →

CDC or Cul-De-Canard translates to duck butt. These are the softest feathers from the rump of a Duck. Also they have great qualities in the water. They really grab air bubbles giving the illusion of air bubbles on any given … Continue reading →

Chenille is synonymous to fly tying as fly rod is to fly reel. Chenille is extremely widely used in fly tying for a variety of purposes and species.  The first fly we all learned how to tie will likely involve … Continue reading →

Full Calf  Tail- natural and beautifully dyed colors available from Wapsi, Hareline and Metz. Calf tail is one of the most useful fly tying materials you can own. Calf tail unlike bucktail is medium in  length, fine, and the hair … Continue reading →

Bucktail is the world’s most popular streamer fly tying material popularized by the Clouser Minnow pattern and various other streamer patterns that have spun of the Clouser. When tying with bucktail length of hair is super important, especially when tying … Continue reading →

Braided fly tying materials are excellent for adding flash to a fly quickly and easily without having to use up a ton of material on each fly you tie. Hareline Chironomid braid a woven braid that comes on a cord … Continue reading →

Tying Flies Using Biots & Quills Instructional Fly Tying Video Quills and biots are used for tying a wide variety of both dry flies and nymphs.  For larger flies we prefer to use turkey biots or duck quills because the … Continue reading →

Fly Tying With Tungsten Beads Product Demo  Beads A must for every fly tyer Add fish attracting flash to your fly Large assortment of sizes, colors, and varieties to choose from A huge innovation in nymph fishing Most fly fishermen … Continue reading →

Loon Fly Tying Products I’ve used Loon UV products for the last few years and have come to like them in certain fly tying applications.  The fly finish is definitely the way to go for fly tying applications.  Hit with … Continue reading →