Materials

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

This is a nice thin fiber made for mid size to large streamers. Built as a bucktail replacement Super Hair keeps its shape well in the water, and has the right amount of kink to give a scaly-look.

The scientists at MFC have developed a half-rooster/halfduck hybrid, that has produced a CDC hackle that we call Henry's Fork HackleTM. Well, not really. Actually, Henry's Fork Hackle is manufactured so that fly tyers can use CDC in ways­ never thought of

Hollow tubing with tremendous stretch.

A great wing material that comes in a number of different color variations, great for all kinds of dry fly patterns

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

Umpqua Metz #3 Half Neck Cream

Jig Bombs are the solution to add more weight to your files. The trend of oversizing beads to add more weight means that tyers lose shank length and are limited to what hooks they can use. The unique teardrop shape of the Bombs means they are about 20% he

Hemingway UV Hare Plus dubbing is a blend of Hare's ear, guard hairs, and a small touch of fine sparkling fibres and UV fibers, giving your flies a spiky and translucent appearance. Excellent fur for nymphs, emergers, wets, and streamers.

The Montana Fly Company Bunny Brush is an innovative bunny fur brushes where the hide has been removed and left you with pure rabbit fur on a fine stainless steel core. Perfect for streamer collars where reducing unneeded wet weight is necessary.

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

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.