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The Big Horn is back and so is the Ray Charles. If you are going, make sure these are in your box!!!

A great chenille for lake flies and buggers with pearlescent fibers to make it sparkle!!! 3 yards per package

The classic yarn egg pattern!

Simple yet effective especially on the South Platte in the Spring and Fall. Just enough weight to help it sink through the current into the perfec...

A stretchy material that is much easier to tie egg patterns with than the old egg yarn. Comes in many vibrant colors that won't fade. McFlyfoam als...

This chenille is the essential body material for making the infamous Mop Fly. Each package contains five feet of 1/4″ yarn, which can be easily ti...

A simple worm or annelid pattern based on the ol' pig sticker.

A hot tungsten bead quickly drops this field-tested pattern into the feeding zone. Anglers have fished the San Juan Worm for decades, and for good ...

The 6/0 is perfect for streamers, pike or saltwater flies and other flies where you require inserting bigger materials! The thread is two-strand wh...

Description Our Bleached Peacock Eyes give a new look to buzzer and fly bodies with enhanced color. We take the natural eye and bleach all the colo...

An innovative material now enjoying explosive popularity, EP Fibers are an amazingly translucent and durable material that is able to withstand con...

A larger version of the Medium Cactus chenille for larger lake flies like blobs and big streamers. 3 yards per package

A rather thick stretchy material that compresses and lays flat and smooth. Ideal for shaping underbodies on scuds and weaving Polish Nymphs

Same as the Micro Pearl Core Braid but allows you to tie a larger Sparkle San Juan Worm as well as large bodies on dries like caddis emergers

A smaller version of Hareline's Pearl core braid that works for all the same reasons as the standard size, but on a smaller scale. The dyed core wr...

The Mini Puff is a fantastic bonefish and trigger fish pattern! This classic pattern has proven itself over and over on the flats. Definitely don't...