Materials

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

Full tails for tying salt and steelhead flies, as well as, your hairwing dry patterns such as the Royal Wulff. We reject tails that are overly crinkly or too small.
One tail per pkg

A premium blend of 100% synthetic fibers combining a trilobal base with finely shredded Mylar. The trilobal fibers offer durability and subtle translucence, while the Mylar adds just the right amount of sparkle to attract fish in all water conditions.

From the masterful mind of Brian Schmidt comes the brand new Generation 2 Medallion Sheeting. Two transparent and tough sheets laminated together for durability with a touch of subtle glitter and pearlescent colors. Perfect for all the obvious uses like

MFC MFC Slim Rib

Wapsi Wapsi Peacock Herl (Natural)

Subtle blend of natural and synthetic fibers. Excellent movement in the water with great realistic fishy colors.

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 Wapsi Barred Round Rubber Leg material is an excellent way to add color, life and movement to any fly. These are medium sized legs, so for proporinate purposes use these legs on patterns sized 14 and larger. Each package contains an 8" piece with 34

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.

A premium quality dubbing blend of hare’s mask, soft underfur, guard hairs, and a small touch of fine & sparkling synthetic fibers.

Wapsi Krystal Flash is a synthetic material that adds a little eye-catching flash to any fly. Krystal Flash is great for egg, baitfish, and streamer patterns. This material also makes nice wing cases on nymph patterns.