Materials

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.

Montana Fly Company Nylon Round Chenille Medium is perfect for tying bodies on Bugger or streamer fly patterns.

The Whiting 100 Pack is a great way to get consistent, high-quality hackle without breaking the bank. Each pack contains hand selected feathers that are pre-sorted according to size and picked from gold grade Whiting dry fly saddles. As of November of 20

There is nothing quite like catching a fish on a fly you tied! This kit is the perfect gift for the person whop is looking to learn how to start tying basic, but useful flies. This kit contains everything you need to get started tying flies!! Metz hackl

This material is used for numerous patterns where softness and natural breathing action is desired. Try marabou for nymph gill and wing cases. Nymphal and pupal shucks on emergers or twist together the fibers and wrap like herl for a fuzzy body effect.

A shiny attractive chenille similar to Estaz but brighter. Micro size is perfect for nymph bodies and the larger sizes work great for streamers

Otter's Soft Eggs from Montana Fly Company are the most realistic egg imitations available. These are soft and chewy and have nearly the same consistency and texture as real fish eggs

Wapsi sili worms are the perfect material for making realistic san juan worms that wiggle like crazy underwater. Each pack contains enough material to tie roughly 20 worms

Generally speaking, there are two different types of C.D.C. feathers. The first is the “plume” or what is sometimes referred to as an “oiler puff”. These small feathers are ideal for use in midge patterns, small dry flies, spinners, and emergers. The p

High quailty calf tail

Larger than teal flank and somewhat darker. Their long fine fibers are excellent for collars on spey flies.

Hend's Body Quill