Materials

Centipede Legs offer the best selection of colors and sizes of round rubber available to the fly tier. Since they come in hank form there are no kinks in the
rubber. We use Centipede Legs on X-Stimulators, Swisher's Parachute Madam X's, and Big Horn Bugge

Perfect midge bodies every time

Trout Beads has created the true colors and size of fish eggs drifting in the currents. These eggs have the exact same neutral buoyancy and naturals.

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

Deep, natural consistent colors and long, flexible stems are the Metz trademark. Stringent breeder selection coupled with strict grading procedures, guarantees top quality hackle, every time. Using a quality genetic hackle ensures that each dry fly tied i

Ultra Wire is a very versatile material used on a variety of fly patterns. Great ribbing material on the Pheasant Tail Nymph to help bind down the Pheasant Tail fibers. Can also be used as a body material like the Brassie Nymph. Super durable and will

The translucent synthetic fiber is expertly barred through MFC's exclusive Fusion Dying process.

It won't bleed and it holds its vibrant color for the life of the fly. It's perfect for a wide range of uses, including tails, wings and stacked or palmer

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.

Turkey biots are about twice as long as goose biots which makes them much more suitable for larger flies.
They are somewhat translucent and can be used over a tapered dubbed underbody for a realistic effect. Turkey biots are on the quill feather, not st

Two fiber lengths combined into a chenille that provides a nice tapered body when wrapped. 3cm cender dyed fibers combined with longer 5cm U.V. fibers.

Perfect material for building modern streamer bodies. 3 Yards per pack

Slotted beads will slide around the bend of any hook, and they are heavier than countersunk beads because less metal has been removed from the spherical shape.

Perfect for jig nymphs where you want a smooth bead with less flash than the Slotted Faceted T

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