Materials

Often very hard to find, these quality hen necks are most useful for tying tiny nymphs and soft hackles, spinner wings, upright dry-fly wings, and burnt wings.

Montana fly company custom dyes all mfc barred marabou to achieve brilliant colors with perfect and consistent barring. From leeches to sculpin patterns, mfc barred marabou will give your streamer patterns a natural mottled look that fish can’t resist.

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

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

Natures Spirit Select Bucktail

MFC Holosheen is identical to standard flashabou, but with a smooth, metallic finish that lights up like crazy in the sun. This material does not include a supporting fiber so the flash lays flat and has a brilliant holographic shine. Holosheen is a great

Reflective tinsel with color shifting, mirror-like properties creates an iridescent, chameleon effect. A first of its' kind tying material. Perfect for flashbacks.

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.

Four-strand floss is a must on the tying bench. Needed for many types of fly bodies. Also makes good wet fly tails. Assortment available, containing four popular colors.

An extra fine version of the flash material for making smaller variations of your favorite patterns

These feathers have a multitude of applications including soft hackle collars, nymph tails and throats, and even claws or fins. When slicked down with some flex cement they make great hopper backs.

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