BODY MATERIALS

Claws for crab patterns! These are chenille based claws, that work great on foam or disc style crab patterns. Also a must have for flexo type crab patterns. 

Each pack contains 25+ quills. The quills are extremely long often up to 5″ with long tapers making them ideal for various fly types.

Flat Mini Braid is narrower than the Carded Flat Braid at about 1/16 inches and also offers many brilliant and subtle color options. Flat Mini Braid may be wound on as body or rib with very little added bulk

Stripped peacock eye quills have a dark edge that when wrapped onto a hook shank gives a most attractive banded appearance. These quills are of the highest quality and require no pretreatment before use. There are 25 quills in each pack. They make excelle

This material is super easy to work with and makes great segmented bodies on small to medium size flies like midge larva and mayfly nymphs.

A midge version of Hareline''s popular diamond braid. You can tie everything from midges to bonefish flies with this material.

One of the greatest materials we have found for tying midge bodies. It is very flexible, durable and ties in nice and flat. If you haven''t tied with this material, you need to check it out. Your imagination is truly the only limitation.

These stainless steel shanks simplify making articulated streamer and intruder flies. They can be used as a simple component in different styles of articulated flies or for streamers that use a free-swinging stinger hook. Can be used in place of Partridge

Create articulated flies with ease with these interconnecting shanks. The starter pack includes 24 shanks of various sizes that are perfect for tying the "Game Changer" and similar flies.Includes 6 shanks each of 4 different sizes.

Stretchy material in a half round, "D" shape that is perfect for bodies and ribbing.

Stretch like the tubing but a solid D- Shape that adds quite a bit of segmentation to the look and feel of the fly

Top Secret Midge Wing Material
One of the best wing materials out there.

Used on emerging patterns like the top secret midge and Manhattan midge