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Details Polypropylene floating yarn is a synthetic material used in fly tying to create buoyant fly patterns, particularly dry flies and emergers. It’s known for its lightweight and water-repellent properties, which allow flies tied with it to float high on the water’s surface.
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Details Coneheads made of Brass!Brass coneheads are popular weighted fly tying materials used primarily in streamer patterns to add weight and alter the swimming behavior of flies. They provide a sleek and durable weight for sinking flies and are available in various sizes to accommodate different fly sizes and ...
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Details Hollow tubing with excellent stretch and flexibility. Ideal for midges and segmented bodies. Features Hollow tubing with lots of stretch and good memory. Excellent for midges or wrapping a segmented body. You can thread colored wire through the tubing or it can be filled with liquid for exotic ...
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Details Turkey Biotsaredyedtomatchthehatch.These work greatforsegmented bodiesonspinners,dry flies,nymphs, andemergers.
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Details Body Tubing is the authentic secret ingredient used in everything from trout flies to muskyflies for heads, to segment the bodies, and to keep the materials flared up, allowing them to push more water and have the illusion of bulk the hollow fly effect while being light and ...
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Details Hareline Premium Hungarian Partridge Feathers can add natural movement, texture, and lifelike appearance to your patterns, particularly for soft hackle flies, nymphs, and wet flies. Hungarian partridge feathers are prized by fly tiers for their speckled markings, soft fibers, and natural buoyancy, making them ideal for imitating the ...
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Details Holographic Flashabouknown for its reflective and flashy properties. It’s a synthetic material made from thin, flat strands of plastic that are coated with a holographic or metallic finish. Holographic Flashabou comes in a variety of colors and is widely used to add flash and attraction to fly patterns.
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Whiting 100 packs are made with the highest standards. Only Gold Grade Whiting dry fly saddles are used to make these color and size specific packs. The ultimate in tying convenience with the exact size and color you need.Just as the name suggests, each pack will tie 100 flies! ...
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Details This value pack of fly-tying saddle hackle feathers from Keough will keep you busy. Ideally sized for smaller dry flies, there’s enough material here for about 14-16 flies. Available in a variety of colors to suit your use. 12 feathers per pack.
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Details FOR LIFELIKE SOW BUGS AND SCUDS. THIS SPARKLING BLEND OF OPOSSUM, SUPER BRIGHT AND ANTRON IS VERY EASY TO DUB AND COMES IN 24 GREAT COLORS.
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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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Details Tying flies with Para Post Wings is a classic technique that’s particularly effective for creating dry flies with excellent buoyancy and visibility. Para Post Wings are synthetic fibers designed to imitate the wing of a mayfly or caddisfly, providing a realistic silhouette while also being highly durable.