Materials

An extremely supple thinly cut holographic material for making cool streamer action

Great legs for hoppers, stoneflies and stimulators

This high quality tying thread is used by Montana Fly Company® for all their commercial tying. It is strong per diameter, wraps flat, and does not fray like other threads. Has a very convenient spool to secure your tag end.

The long webby feathers have been the tyers choice for tailing, woolly buggers, and soft hackle flies.

MFC's Sexi-Floss is a crinkly spandex custom-dyed to all the popular tying
colors. It is great for shiny, durable wrapped bodies, legs, and antennae.
It's a great substitute for Round Rubber because it is more resistant to UV
rays and is stronger.

Skinny Skin is a transparent, flexible material offered in mottled and plain colors. It is great for wrapping bodies on caddis pupa's, stonefly nymphs, and mayfly nymphs. It is also great for scud backs. Try using it for wingcases on stonefly and mayfly n

Unbeatable flash and a fine, super-soft cut for easy tying. The best of both worlds. Great for drys, nymphs, and streamers. In pheasant tail, black, olive brown, rusty brown, shrimp, caddis green, lt. olive, peacock, lt. yellow, tan, pearl, golden, olive.

Flexible, translucent saltwater fly tying material is great for creating scud backs, wing casings, shrimp backs, and hopper wings. 2.5 yards per bag. Approximately. ⅛" wide. In clear, olive, tan, amber, brown, black, pink. Made in USA.

Z-Yarn is a very crinkly, curly yarn mainly used for trailing shucks. It also works well as a deer hair substitute on Comparaduns and Sparkleduns. We use it as a trailing shuck on our Cripples, Sparkle Duns, Compara-duns, and X-Caddis.

Metz Hen Saddle feathers are a bit bigger and longer than the neck feathers, and well suited for small to medium sized streamers. These feathers are soft with good webbing, and will add a lifelike breathing motion to your flies. Nice sized hen saddle has

Spin Sculpin Wool as you would deer hair to make great heads on muddler minnows and woolhead sculpins. Try spinning 2 or 3 different colors at once for a mottled head appearance.

MFC Fibbett Tailing Fibers are very fine nylon fibers with natural tapered ends. They are more durable and stiffer than hackle fibers and are perfect for tailing comparaduns, thoraxes, or any other mayfly imitation.