Flytying

This is a super useful little item to have on your tying bench - well, your vise. It's powerful magnet lets you quickly attach it to any attractive...

Teal Flank Feathers are used for tails and wings on a variety of different patterns. They are a great substitute for wood duck feathers but have sl...

A very useful extension for your vise.  It holds your bobbin out of the way when you are busy with other materials.

A must have tool for the tying bench.  The bodkin is ideal for applying head cement or epoxy to finish your flies.  The other half of the tool is d...

Found an old vise in a garage sale and need some tools to go with it?  Found some tying supplies in the attic and need a whole set of tools?  Maybe...

Spring action jaw, easy to accommodate all sizes of hooks without making adjustments.  Fully rotating so you can get a look at your fly from all si...

Extra spring and wider space than the average whip finish tool,

A simple vise for people who want to try out fly tying.

Black vise with black pedestal. A good solid option at a reasonable price for a beginner to fly tying.

Streamers, and hair wing versions called bucktails, are versatile patterns that can be fished anywhere whether targeting landlocked salmon on a pri...

Mike Valla's, The Founding Flies is a book that seeks to venerate many of America's most influential fly tyers, their innovations and flies, in tha...

The classic hackle guard set with 3 sizes.  Can help keep stray hairs and fibers from getting caught in the head of the fly.

The Traveler True Rotary Vise was first introduced in 1988. Since then, it has become the most popular vise in the world. It offers the True Rotary...

This classic is the authoritative book on New England streamer flies including how to tie them and how to use them.  This book was first published ...

Learn the mysteries of the Carrie Stevens method of making Rangeley-style streamers-one of the most enduring, effective, and beautiful baitfish imi...

Midge larvae and pupae, tiny parachutes, floating nymphs, micro scuds, tiny antsChoosing the right hook, thread, wire, and amount of weight for sma...

Features 21 classic fly patterns with step-by-step photo tutorials for tying them, Tips on the best way to fish the founding flies today. Includes ...

Put one of these on the stem of your vise to hold flash, flies, and more.  Handier than you first think it will be!

Very translucent and reflective.  Trilobal fiber adds sparkle to any fly body.  Can be blended with other dubbings.  Frequently used in eggs and em...

THIS PRODUCT REQUIRES SPECIAL SHIPPING AND A $5.00 SHIPPING CHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR ORDER. Flex-seal is probably the most versatile head cemen...

  Bucktails are a natural tying material that has a long history of use in fly tying.  The Bucktail is a vary versatile source of hair that can be ...

In the last decade articulated fly shanks have gained in popularity for creating longer flies with natural movement.  These shanks from Lightning ...

  Bucktails are a natural tying material that has a long history of use in fly tying.  The Bucktail is a vary versatile source of hair that can be ...