Fly Tying

Wide Gap Saltwater Series Fly Hook, Tin Plated Saltwater Series Fly Hooks. Premium super-strong hooks for bonefish, small tarpon, permit, dorado, striped bass, as well as heavy duty tube fly trailer hook for salmon, steelhead and saltwater.

3X Strong, Tin Plated Saltwater Series Fly Hooks. Premium super-strong hooks for bonefish, tarpon , permit, dorado, striped bass, as well as heavy duty tube fly trailers for salmon, steelhead and saltwater.

Lacquer base, clear, quick drying, thins with lacquer thinner, very high gloss. Can be used over Flexament.

Flies & lures will POP, even in low light and no light conditions with specially treated FLASHABOU strands! The glow-in-the-dark qualities will most certainly increase visibility and fish traffic.

Cock Golden Pheasants fan their tippets in courtship. These distinctive orange and black barred feathers were the rage for tailing material on many American flies early in the 2oth Century. Golden Pheasant crest feathers were used in nearly every full dressed Atlantic Salmon fly and were commonly referred to as "topping". With many of these elegant birds now being raised in captivity, they have become more commonplace, but the feathers are still in high demand. ...

Cock Golden Pheasants fan their tippets in courtship. These distinctive orange and black barred feathers were the rage for tailing material on many American flies early in the 2oth Century. Golden Pheasant crest feathers were used in nearly every full dressed Atlantic Salmon fly and were commonly referred to as "topping". With many of these elegant birds now being raised in captivity, they have become more commonplace, but the feathers are still in high demand. ...

Cock Golden Pheasants fan their tippets in courtship. These distinctive orange and black barred feathers were the rage for tailing material on many American flies early in the 2oth Century. Golden Pheasant crest feathers were used in nearly every full dressed Atlantic Salmon fly and were commonly referred to as "topping". With many of these elegant birds now being raised in captivity, they have become more commonplace, but the feathers are still in high demand. ...

For the tier that doesn't want to shell out the money for a whole tippet section on the hide, packs of sized tippes are now available. Tippets from the cock Golden Pheasant take dye readily and and this produces some astounding colors that nature never dreamed of.

The hair on these tails makes beautiful wing material for small streamers, steelhead and Atlantic salmon Flies. The hair is straight and finely tapered. It is solid in cross section and is very durable. It is slick and stacks easily in a stacker.

For the tyer who wants one all-purpose scissor, this model offers an extra fine point for precise trimming. In addition, the comfortable, closed plastic finger loops make for precise control during use. The edge on one blade is serrated for a sure cutting grip. Imported.

Package contains all the tools you need to maintain your bobbins: two ram-rods to fit both standard and fine tube bobbins as well as one bobbin threader.

Smooth operating, durable Griffin bobbins feature high quality, well finished stainless steel limbs and tubes. The spool bearing beads are polished Delrin, an aerospace bearing material which means the smoothest gliding spools ever.Ceramic TipThese three models will cover all your fly tying needs. They feature a ceramic insert ring, which is completely protected by the flared stainless steel barrel. Ceramic is smoother and more abrasion resistant than any metal. Stainless steel is more durable...

Constructed of a hexagonal nylon handle and very sharp, appropriate size needle to perform the task of rearranging a single fiber or cleaning head cement from the eye of the hook.

This attractive light weight bag is a dream come true for fly tiers who hate to clean up the mess. Now the waste material falls into the bag and you simply empty the bag. Attaches to most vises without an adapter and swings under the table when not in use.

Constructed of a hexagonal nylon handle and a fine barbed rasp. The dubbing teaser is used to raise the texture of the fly body. The whole body can be roughed up to add translucency and movement or specific areas can be touched with the dubbing teaser to lift out gills or legs for specific silhouettes. Must have.

This dubbing twister is a short weighted shepherd's crook. A loop is formed in the tying thread around the shepherd's crook then secured to the fly hook by wrapping back. Dubbing is inserted and distributed inside the thread loop. The tool is then spun and the dubbing is locked into the thread wraps. The resulting body is very durable. It may be trimmed or teased to exact shape or left as is. Be creative. Fly tying is a form of sculpture. ...

Many fly patterns require hair that is perfectly even at the tips. Most hair grows on animals in random lengths. A stacker enables you to bring all of the hair tips to the same plane quickly. Just insert the hair bundle tip-first into the barrel of the stacker and bang the base of the stacker on the table. The hair fibers will slide until they stop at the bottom of the stacker. Turn the stacker horizontal and remove base. The exposed hair tips will be even. Remove the evened hair bundle from...

This handy and convenient gauge slides onto most vise stems. To determine hackle size, the tyer bends the hackle around the pin at the bottom of the gauge. This takes the guess work out of hackle selection. To determine hook size, just match the chart. Pivots out of the way when not in use.

These hackle pliers rotate on the handle providing even tension and a clear line of sight. One side of the unique rubber tipped clip is flat so that it may be worked very close to other material, such as when winding a parachute hackle.

The purpose of this tool is to hold the dubbing thread loop open for the easy placement of hard to handle materials. It then allows easy closure of this loop to keep those materials in place until they are securely spun in the thread. Weighted for easy use, this tool spins marabou, coarse hair and hackle effortlessly. Unique double spring action allows tyers to reopen the tool and add more material.

Easy to use, well finished spring loaded whip finisher.

Round rubber legs are popular additions to nearly every category of flies. Nymphs, wet flies, saltwater flies, bass bugs, and even some tiny dry flies for trout sport rubber legs. Recently, rubber leg material is even showing up on the newest steelhead and salmon patterns. Rubber leg material has been around since the early 1940's. At that time, it was made by slicing a sheet of thin latex into narrow strips. The only colors available were black and white. These thin square legs were fairly...

Grizzly Half Saddle Patches Perfect for tying steelhead Intruders with maximum action, smaller wooly bugers, or colorful dry flies. These high quality saddles are split lengthwise to give full variety of lengths and textures. Most of the feathers are very long and are of dry fly quality in sizes #12-#16.

This quick-drying head cement is truly hard as hull! One application provides a durable, high-gloss finish that's perfect for steelhead, salmon & saltwater flies. Use anywhere that a hard shell finish is appropriate. Hard as Hull includes a built-in applicator brush attached to the cap. Doesn't often require thinning.

Spiky rabbit fur guard hairs combined with trilobal Antron fibers which act as a binder and add extra shine. Most of the guard hair fibers are coarse, slick and tapered. This is some of the buggiest dubbing ever invented for tying wet trout flies and nymphs. The natural hairs are mottled tan to black shades. Dyed colors retain this mottling. The color swatches given below are an approximation of the overall shade.

This is a mix of hare's ear dubbing and micro rubber legs. This type of material was made popular by Doug Swisher. He uses this to created wiggle buggers and nymphomaniacs, two very successful Montana trout patterns. Hare's Wiggle Dub is easiest to use when twisted in a loop of thread, then picked to expose all of the rubber "legs". After the dubbing is wound on the hook, tease it again to expose all the legs and hair tips. This technique produces flies with lots of active, crawly motion. ...

This easy to use dubbing is a mixture of dyed from white rabbit fur And Antron fibers. The rabbit fur is mostly fine under-fur with only a few guard hairs included. These guard hairs can be picked out when tying small dry flies or left in for buggy looking nymphs. The rabbit fur is blended with natural clear trilobal Antron fibers for more glitter and sheen. Hare-tron is one of the most adaptable dubbing mixtures for tying trout flies. Some colors are very pure and bright. Others are muted...

This easy to use dubbing is a mixture of dyed from white rabbit fur And Antron fibers. The rabbit fur is mostly fine under-fur with only a few guard hairs included. These guard hairs can be picked out when tying small dry flies or left in for buggy looking nymphs. The rabbit fur is blended with natural clear trilobal Antron fibers for more glitter and sheen. Hare-tron is one of the most adaptable dubbing mixtures for tying trout flies. Some colors are very pure and bright. Others are muted...

Hareline Water Shed Dry Fly Floatant This new revolutionary formula can be applied to your fly or to your dry fly material before the fly is tied. One drop is all that is needed for application on a fly, hackle, dubbing, leader or braided loop. Water Shed can be applied directly from bottle or onto finger tip then rubbed over fly or material. Apply at least one day prior to fishing. It will not effect color or softness. It is odorless when dry.

A fly that employs a cone head for weight is streamlined and comparatively easy to cast. Usually these flies will sink slightly faster than the fastest sinking fly line. This is a distinct advantage when fishing for salmon and steelhead holding deep in cold water. Cone heads are easy to tie and can be added to a tube fly either before or after the rest of the fly is constructed. Melt the front of a plastic tube so that it swells and holds the cone in place. These "large bore" cones fit over...

Pre-cut copper tubes in a range of lengths to match any tying/angling situation. These are a favorite for weighted steelhead and salmon flies meant to fish deep. Line tubes with included Micro tubing. Add standard drilled cones or beads if desired. Hook Holder tubing also included. Large: 1/8" OD thick-walled tubes that take flies down quickly. Small: 3/32" OD low-profile copper tubes sink 2-3X faster than aluminum. ...

HMH Micro Tubing is durable and versatile. Made from a tough, high-density polyethylene that comes in two wall thicknesses. Most off-the-shelf cones and beads fit Micro Tubing. Use Regular to line metal tubes or nest inside larger tubes for making small heads, or adding cones. The Thick-Wall Micro tubing (requires .031" diameter pin) is tough enough to tie small patterns, like small streamers or big nymphs, directly on the tubing. To use as a liner, first tie your tube fly. Take a length of...

Custom material makes for an easy to use, thin and durable hook holder. Feels like silicone but lasts like PVC.

Custom material makes for an easy to use, thin and durable hook holder. Feels like silicone but lasts like PVC.

The junction tubing is usually cut into 3/8" to 1/2" lengths. Each is then slipped over the rear end of a tube fly. The hard tube is inserted into the soft tubing so that it takes up half of the length of the soft tubing. A straight eye hook is inserted into the other half of the tube, eye first. This junction tubing must fit the fly tube tightly as it is held in place by friction.

Now with 4 New Colors! HMH Large Poly Tubes are especially versatile because the larger ID will accept many hook eyes, so you won't need to use a hook holder on many of your patterns. Our HMH Micro Tubing will nest perfectly with these tubes to create flies with standard drilled cone and bead heads or flies with smaller heads and tapered bodies. These are the tubes that are most popular for tying local steelhead flies. This lightweight, semi-flexible tubing has a wall thickness and stiffness...

HMH Poly tubes are specifically designed to be tough and durable especially in cold water conditions. Poly tubes are semi-flexible and won't get brittle in cold water. They work well for small patterns but are strong enough to stand up to large bulky patterns. These are the tubes that are most popular for tying local steelhead flies. This lightweight, semi-flexible tubing has a wall thickness and stiffness that won't collapse when a fly is tied on it. A shoulder can be easily melted on either...

HMH Premium Tube Fly Tool KitWorks in any vise. Converts any vise into a tube fly vise. Makes tying tube flies easy. Comes with two stainless steel pins that fit the most popular tubes, plus two each HMH custom, cut-to-length large and small, junction tubing and instructions. Includes two premium machined and polished tapered mandrels for the most secure method of holding tube for tying. ...

Rigid Tubes are designed for high hoop strength so they are great for deer hair patterns and other patterns that use bulky materials that require heavy tying pressure. The tube material is good for all but the coldest water. Available in Large (1/8") and Small (3/32") diameters. Small Rigid Tubes are also available with a thicker wall for greater strength and better performance in cold conditions. Thick wall tubes are 3/32 inch OD and require .031" Pin. ...

Works in any vise. Converts any vise into a tube fly vise. Makes tying tube flies easy. Comes with two stainless steel pins that fit the most popular tubes, plus two each HMH custom, cut-to-length large and small, junction tubing and instructions.

This is the original Hedron Flashabou in the big long packages, not some shortened up watered down copy-cat Flashabou sold at discount because it wasn't good enough to be sold any other way (you know, the stuff that beginners use). This is the stranded Mylar flash invented by Larry Dalberg. It started a fly tying revolution, setting industry standards for every metallic flash product! It will not rust in saltwater and maintains almost neutral buoyancy. It is still the best flat strand Mylar...