Danville's 4 strand floss. Use one or all strands for your fly. An old standby. 10 yards and is 300 Denier.

These plastic tubes are formulated to work well in all water and weather conditions, and to stand up to any pattern.  Economical and performance rolled up in one great tube. The Large and Small Rigid Tubes also include a hook holder tube, all you have to do is add imagination!

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 Lg (1/8") and Small (3/32") diameters.

Small Rigid Tubes are also available with a thicker wall (TW), for greater strength and better performance in cold conditions. TW tubes are 3/32 inch OD x 5" long, 10 pk. Requires .031" Pin.

HMH Cut-T-Length Flexible Micro Tubing

Flies can be tied directly onto this tiny tubing, or it can be used to line any other tube that fits a 1/16" mandrel.  To use a s a liner, first tie your tube fly.  Then take a length of Micro Tubing and heat one end with a flame so that it swells to nearly twice the diameter.  Then insert the micro tubing from the rear end of the fly and out through the front.  Trim the Micro Tubing about 1/16' longer than the fly and flame the end so that it swells and won't come out.

 

 

Round Rubber Hackle is perfect for creating legs, antennae and tails on nymphs, streamers, hoppers and backswimmers. The hackle comes in strips of connected strands. The strands can be separated before tying onto patterns or left joined to create thicker legs for hoppers.

Available in white or navy blue

Great sculpin head that comes with eyes. A flat and broad profile that imitates common bottom dwelling sculpins, etc. Weighted keel lets you tie in the hook up position. Comes in medium with three color options, 8/pkg.

UV2 infused blood quill marabou. 1/4 oz pkg.

UV2 FLY TYING MATERIALS from SPIRIT RIVER Spirit River now has the ability to process fly tying materials with both UVF and UVR, just like Mother Nature. UVF is the fluorescent wavelength in bright colors which allows fish to see flies at greater distance in most water conditions. UVR is the reflective UV light that cannot be readily seen with the human eye, but is very visible in the animal and insect world.