Fly Tying

Wapsi's pine squirrels are soft-tanned and dyed over natural in great colors. The short, dense, and barred hair will allow you to tie smaller versions of strip flies. Three feet per pack.

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.

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.

A Wapsi original. Perfect viscosity. Penetrates threads fast and dries quickly.

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

The original chenille from Lance Egan's favorite Euro nymph stonefly pattern. Small size chenille. Perfect for tying smaller golden or sally stonefly patterns.

The Fish-Mask is a weightless, clear version of the Baitfish Head that provides a clean, simple, and effective alternative to creating heads with epoxies.

Use just a touch of this on your streamers to mimic shad and minnow gills and watch your catch rates rise. It's a vital ingredient on Cowen's Somethin Else shad fly.

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

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

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.

The SA Minnow is designed for all sorts of baitfish imitations.

Can be tied in on the shank or on the bend for different effects. Tying them in is easy with the ribbing.

No more mixing 2-part epoxies! No more wasting precious fishing time waiting for messy epoxies to set-up when you are tying your flies.
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