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Details High Quality Waxed Thread. This is the Uni you reach for when 6/0 is too much, like on your size 20 and smaller flies. A woven thread with little stretch is great for all sorts of flies and thread positioning is better than with flat threads.
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Fine fluorescent fibers will add extreme color to your patterns.
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Details Tying flies with Wapsi Leech Yarn can create effective patterns for imitating leeches and other aquatic invertebrates that fish find irresistible. Leech yarn is a soft, chenille-like material with a long, fuzzy texture, perfect for creating the body of leech patterns and adding lifelike movement in the water.
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Details Tungsten coneheads are fly tying materials that are used primarily in creating weighted fly patterns, particularly streamers. These coneheads than lead, making it ideal for adding weight to flies without significantly increasing their size.
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Details Tying flies with Sculpin Wool material can yield some fantastic results, especially if you’re aiming to mimic the appearance of sculpin fish, which are a favorite meal for many predatory species like trout, bass, and even some saltwater fish. When Sculpin Wool is applied to the head of ...
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Details Round rubber is a versatile material commonly used in fly tying to create legs, tails, antennae, and other appendages on various fly patterns. Round Rubber is an incredibly versatile material that lends itself well to imitating various aquatic and terrestrial creatures. Its durability and flexibility make it suitable ...
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Details Using Sparkle Yarn in fly tying can add flash and attract fish in various conditions, especially when imitating baitfish or aquatic insects. By leveraging the durability, sheen, and ease of use of Sparkle Yarn, you can tie effective crab patterns that are sure to attract the attention of ...
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Details You can create flies that sink quickly and stay in the strike zone longer and faster, increasing your chances of hooking fish. Experiment with different materials and techniques to create patterns that match the local hatch and appeal to fish in your area. Tying flies with plain lead ...
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Quite possibly the most versatile of the Whiting products. Create dry fly and nymph tails, wooly bugger collars, large dry fly hacklethe possibilities are endless. Whiting Farms is the only breeder in the world to offer Coq de Leon in Rooster and Hen, and feathers on the pelt. Coq ...
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Details SPANFLEX a stretchy, elastic material that adds movement and realism to fly patterns, particularly those meant to mimic small nymphs, larvae, and other underwater creatures. SPANFLEX is often used for creating bodies, legs, and tails on flies. Its stretchiness allows for a more dynamic presentation in the water, ...
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Details Polar Fiber Brush is a versatile and effective material for fly tying, particularly for creating streamers and saltwater flies. It’s a synthetic material designed to imitate natural baitfish and can be used to tie a wide range of patterns that mimic various types of prey fish. This material ...
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Details Life Cycle Dubbing is a natural fur combined with special shades of super bright designed to imitate the most common insects in a stream. The nymph colors have a light to medium texture, the caddis colors are a bright, translucent sparkle in a medium texture, and the stonefly ...