Hareline Dubbing

Great for nymph bodies, ribbing, and stonefly and popper legs

Rabbit and guard hairs make it very spiky along with antron for some added sparkle.

Blane Chocklett’s Finesse Body Chenille is a synthetic chenille perfect for tying Game Changer style flies. It’s not quite a dense as Chocklett’s Body Wrap, so it works well on smaller flies while the finished fly has more micro movement.

For those just starting to use rabbit strips or trying out new colors. Also available in 3 assortments of 6 strips per package - choose from natural colors with black, dark colors or bright colors.

Reflective tinsel with color-shifting, mirror like properties. Creates an iridescent cameleon-like effect. Great on flashback nymphs.

These saddles are a mainstay for all fly tyers. They are used for tails, wings, throats, collars and palmered hackles on larger flies. They are versatile and the colors are sharp and true.

Premium grade feathers. Ultimate in dry fly or emerger wings.

Goose Biots are a favorite for tails on flies such as the Prince nymph. It is also useful for bodies on spinners, midges, small dry flies, emergers, and nymphs.

Great body material for stonefly nymphs and woolly buggers.

UTC round, soft lead wire is an essential fly tying product on most tyers benches. Simply wind the wire around the hook to give your fly the needed weight to sink to the depths. Available in 5 sizes: .010″, .015″, .020″, .025″, .035″

A unique and attractive hue that is sure to add pop to your pattern

These tails are long and clean. Bucktail is a must for patterns like the clouser minnow. The possibilities are endless.

A perfect blend of Hare's Ear fibers with just the right amount of Ice Dub flash.

A unique custom mix developed along with fly designer Greg Senyo. It can be used as wings, collars, dubbed bodies, or veiled-wool style heads. It is a mix of Ice Dub and 1-1/2 inch acrylic staple fiber.

Our best selling dubbing. Great Sparkle and dubs beautifully. A must-have for any tier.

Made for flashy winging and flashy dubbing loops. Less is more.