Real Finn Raccoon from Northern Finland, the best of full cold weather fur - the ultimate in quality, ready to be swung across the river toward a waiting aggressive steelhead. This highly prized fur has what every steelheader or pike guy needs in a soft fur with lots of movement as it glides through the water.

Premium quality and has the characteristics of Arctic Runner, Super soft and mobile, makes a lovely pulsating wing. Ethically harvested and sustainable.

Arctic Fox has that natural taper that is a must on tube flies. Dense and lively in the water, Arctic Fox can really make your flies come alive. These  tails have gained popularity as a salmon and steelhead fly material, but are equally valuable for trout and saltwater flies as well as for bass, bonefish and redfish.

It has the action of marabou in the water and is much more durable.  It finishes a neat, small head on traditional hairwing wet flies. Twist some in a dubbing loop and wrap it underneath marabou or ostrich for intruders, winter tube flies and your other steelhead and salmon favorites.

NOTE: As with all hand dyed natural products, color may vary from lot to lot.

 Barred magnum rabbit strips are beautifully barred and 1/4″ thick.  These are great for tying streamers, saltwater patterns, and bunny leeches.

 3 strips per pack. From Hareline.

Super nice dyed boar from Pieroway. These work great on tube flies and as tails making your flies sturdy and long lasting. 

NOTE; As with all natural hand-dyed products, colors may vary from lot to lot.

Nice dyed bucktail that works great in so many patterns. A must have.

Tapered synthetic fly tying fibers.

Tie flies of all types and sizes from nymphs to Clousers to T-Bones with Fish-Skull Faux Bucktail, a tapered synthetic multi-use fly tying fiber designed to imitate typical premium-length natural bucktail.

Fish-Skull Faux Bucktail fibers have the same basic diameter, gentle crinkle, and taper as natural bucktail. In appearance, it looks almost identical and has the same distinctive bucktail fly or lure action in the water. However, the fibers are not hollow (which helps your fly sink faster) and will not “flare” in the same way as regular bucktail while tying. This means you will need to tie with slightly different techniques to achieve the same effect.

Every Faux Bucktail fiber is premium 6” (152 mm) length, giving you more than twice the amount of usable fibers per tail and eliminating the headache of sorting and searching for ideal strands. Simply peel off the full length of your desired amount of fibers, trim to length, and tie them in.

The fibers can be used in a wide range of fly or lure types.

• Trout flies: Beautiful tapered wrapped “quill” bodies, nymph wing cases, Mayfly tails and legs.
• Streamers: From tying typical Clouser Minnows or Deceivers right up to large, “bite-proof” Pike, Musky or Golden Dorado flies.
• Poppers: Tie simple and durable tails on foam poppers
• Bucktail Jigs: Tougher, longer lasting fresh and saltwater bucktail jigs.
• Musky Bucktail Lures or dressed trebles.

Note: Faux Bucktail cuts easily, but like most other synthetic materials can be hard on your nice scissors. Use serrated heavy duty scissors designed for synthetics (or an old pair you don’t mind abusing).

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These are large pieces of polar bear that have been custom dyed by Geoff. Great quality and sometimes, very hard to find. Great on the classic steelhead and salmon streamers. The natural translucency and shine you only get with Polar bear that cannot be replicated with synthetic products.

Available to Canadian customers only, not for export, sorry.

NOTE; As with all natural hand-dyed products, colors may vary from lot to lot.

The Wapsi Pine Squirrel Zonkers are soft, tanned and easy to use. The short, dense and barred hair will allow you to tie smaller versions of strip type flies. Great for slumpbusters, leeches and more.

Mink fur is super dense and silky in its texture. Mink zonkers are extremely buoyant which adds flotation to floating flies and feature a notably denser underfur than traditional rabbit or squirrel, with extra spikey guard hairs too. An excellent choice for leeches and streamers with absolutely explosive action when wet, Perfectly cut into skinny zonkers. Approximately. 2' / package.

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These are small pieces of polar bear that have been custom dyed by Geoff. Great quality and sometimes, very hard to find. Great on the classic steelhead and salmon streamers.

Available to Canadian customers only, not for export, sorry.

NOTE; As with all natural, hand-dyed products, color may vary from lot to lot.

We are very pleased to have Snow Runner from Skeena River Fly Supply, who are known as having some of the best furs available.

Snow Runner is the best hair wing material we have found for big flies. The hair originates from a fairly uncommon breed of farm animal that is domestically bred. The hair is slightly stiffer and more translucent than Icelandic Pony, or Arctic Runner, and does not mat in the water like Icelandic Sheep or Llama.  The hides are hand picked for quality. Perfect for big steelhead flies, chinook salmon flies and saltwater patterns. Snow Runner is translucent and has a slight crinkle to the hair so that the wings retains volume in the water. The under fur and shorter guard hair has a texture that is somewhat between Polar Bear and Fox and is an excellent material for smaller flies, such as classic Atlantic hair wing patterns and steelhead patterns. The under fur that is combed out makes for a very good dubbing.  One patch will suffice for many wings making it a very cost-effective material. Snow Runner is also a perfect material for making your own brushes. The length of hair varies quite a bit, from a minimum of 3″ to a maximum of 10″.  Snow Runner should be brushed and ironed before use.  You can watch a video here on Snow Runner prep here .

YUP, WE GOT TEMPLE DOG!

Hard to find stuff but oh so worth it. The original winging material for tube flies that gives the fly a pulsating motion. Put this on any fly that you would use marabou on and watch the strikes. You've got to try it to see the difference this material makes.

Temple dog hair is extremely soft in texture, has very few guard hairs and a lack of under fur. These properties make for tremendous movement and a pulsating action as the fly swims across the current. The softness of the hair brings the illusion of life to the fly and un-like other soft materials such as marabou, it will hold its shape and maintain a large profile during the swing.

Another great one from Geoff Pieroway.

 NOTE; As with all natural, hand-dyed products, color may vary from lot to lot.