Materials

Elk body hair is the ideal choice for down-wing style flies such as the Elk Hair Caddis. It is also a very good material for up-wing style flies such as Wulff’s and Trude’s.

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

Hends Perdigon Body Tinsel is a new pearl tinsel material for tying Perdigon flies! PB is made in two widths (1/32” Medium and 1/69” Small). Perdigon body tinsel is also great for using on hot spots and collars as well.
**Perdigon tinsel has a pearl effec

FNF has taken the popular squirmy worm and spent time boosting and UV rinsing some of the colours to give an added edge. This Squirmy is as durable as we have ever tested.

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 Tu

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

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.

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.

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

Biots retain their original color when wet which makes them ideal for any situation that calls for accurate simulation of a specific insect. They also make durable segmented quill bodies.
The biots are also preen oil processed after drying to bring the

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

A fantastic material that is as versatile as it is realistic and effective. The acceptance of Cul de Canard is building in the industry. Someday it may be the corner stone for the majority of fly patterns. Nature's Spirit processes only the highest qua