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One of the best known bucktail streamers. Created in the early 1930's by John Alden Knight of Pennsylvania.    

a classic for casting or trolling

This is a very aggressive variation that has caught many big brookies in our area.

One of the best known bucktail streamers. Created in the early 1930's by John Alden Knight of Pennsylvania.  Here with a wing of attractive marabou...

One of the best known bucktail streamers. Created in the early 1930's by John Alden Knight of Pennsylvania. Here with marabou and beads for extra a...

One of the best known bucktail streamers. Created in the early 1930's by John Alden Knight of Pennsylvania. Here with a string of beads for extra a...

Smaller version of the popular Core Braid

Micro sized tubing for micro sized flies.  About 3 feet of tubing.

Another good tailing product.

A good body wrap that gives great flash to any fly.  Micro sized for tiny flies.  (Pictured product is larger than this midge version.)

MIDGE FLASH is similar to Krystal Flash, but much finer. Smallest twisted mylar flash available. Can be used on the smallest trout flies, to large ...

Tufts of fluffy yarn about  one inch long with a built in loop for attaching.

Stick on and domed. 20 per package

Originated by long time Sebago Lake guide Arthur Libby.

a casting or trolling streamer fly

Midges may be small, but in many streams and lakes around the world they are the most important year-round food source for trout. Rick Takahashi an...

A fly invented by Charlie Craven, the body hangs below the water's surface while the CDC wing holds it up.  Great to imitate an emerging or cripple...

Plastic eyes for nymphs,Dragonflies and Crawfish. 24 per package.

Brett's favorite tool for keeping tippet and leader waste out of the rivers.  This handy tool is small and lightweight and collects all the waster ...

Great colors make this a real fish attractor.  Marabou wing

Great colors make this a real fish attractor.  It's one of my top 3 streamers. Very good in the spring where there are spawning red belly shiners. ...

Great colors make this a real fish attractor.  It's one of my top 3 streamers. Very good in the spring where there are spawning red belly shiners.

Moose body hair is dark and stiff, so it is the best material for tails on Wulff flies or other large dry flies.

Long moose hairs used for making bodies on dry flies