Fly Tying

The Foam Parachute Posts are designed for the post on parachute flies. The soft white foam ties easily and can be colored with Prismacolor Art Mark...

The TIEMCO HAIR STACKER is designed properly in every detail and makes the stacking of wings and tails much easier. Machined from stainless steel, ...

These metal bead chains for fly tying are still popular for bass, streamers, and saltwater patterns. Will not tarnish. The approximate bead sizes a...

This is a super reflective tinsel with color shifting, mirror-like properties that creates and iridescent, chameleon effect. This is perfect for fl...

Perfect for tying Clouser Minnows or any other flies where you want to add weight and eyes. 10 per pack.

This is a strong dense chenille made of pearl mylar. Very similar to Estaz chenille. Approximately 10 feet per package

Tie them in and you are done!!! Pupils already attached so there is no gluing or attaching separate eyes. Constructed of brass with colored pupils....

Great for ribbing Prince and Hares Ear nymphs. Super durable and will not fade or tarnish.

It's U.V. cool blue color looks awesome on the back of a scud or flashback nymph or when overwrapped over a midge body. Try it on your favorite str...

The tapered head design is relatively snag free and offers little casting resistance. By using a brightly polished (gold, nickel, or copper plated)...

Easy to work with and very popular. 20 pairs per package. Approximate eye diameters are: large - 2.5mm medium - 2mm small - 1.2mm

The ultimate popper heads for your baitfish patterns! These popper heads move water and make some noise! Excellent for redfish and snook flies in t...

Trina’s Squirm Material is a squirmy material featuring a gummy coating over a sturdy core, enhancing durability in both fishing and tying. This im...

UTC Holographic Tinsel brightens up flashback nymphs. This is a bright 3-D holographic tinsel that is perfect for tinsel body streamers like the Bl...

Great for flashbacks and under ribbing of Czech nymphs for a pearlescent effect.