Fly Tying

The thinnest UV resin available from Loon, Flow is thin enough to work as a head cement replacement, but strong enough to coat heads, bodies and midges. Cures within seconds when exposed to Loon’s UV Bench Light or UV Infiniti Light.

Tie heavyweight streamers with realistic, flat and broad profiles; the perfect imitation for common bottom-dwelling fish species such as sculpins, gobies and baby catfish. Designed for use on both hook and tube streamers, the Sculpin Helmet has a weighted

Tie next-generation foam poppers, sliders, and divers.

The Double Barrel is an innovative, modern, soft-foam popper body that makes it easy to tie the most popular popper, slider, and diver flies being used today to target various species from panfish

A unique array of colors to match any baitfish offering. The original colors have been blended with silver and gold flash. 2 pieces per pack, 12” long each.

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

Thin, flexile tinsel with marabou-like action. Great for streamer wings and nymph bodies.

Sproat bend, down eye, 1X long shank, 1X heavy wire, bronze. excelent choice for traditional nymphs and longer-bodied wet flies.

The quickest way to finish off your fly and give it a professional appearance.

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.

Excellent brass beads to add some weight and flash to your favorite nymph patterns.

Adding a brass cone head to your fly is an effective way to increase the sink rate. The tapered head design is relatively snag free and offers little casting resistance.

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

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.

Fluorescent bead chain eyes work well for saltwater, bream, and bass patterns. We especially love them on carp flies.

These lead dumbbell eyes put an emphasis on the pupil. We really dig these!