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These teal flank feathers are strong. The Teal duck flank feathers are used as a wing on both trout and salmon flies.

Thinner for head cement 1 oz bottle

Keep all of your tippets in order and easily accessible on the outside of your fly fishing vest or chest pack. Small : hold 3-4 spools Large : hold...

Tender for tippet leader spool Hold the leaders in place Width : 1/8 Qty : 4 par bag

The all-purpose scissors with tungsten blades are able to cut through everything in their path. From natural hair, to synthetic materials, to threa...

Extra large biots, perfect for Large salmon flies or small dries! Dyed to match the hatch. These work great for segmented bodies on spinners, dry f...

SHOR turkey tail feathers, distinct markings, perfect for Stonefly wing cases and Muddlers. Lenght : 6 in

Extremely tough, this brush is highly effective thanks to 1.5 cm velcro on a 15 cm stainless steel handle with an ergonomically pleasing grip. Grea...

 Putting a whip finish on your flies is an easy way to create a smooth looking head. This whip finisher rotates with ease. With a tapered point to...

Prime lemon barred flank feathers used for nymphs and wet flies. 10 feathers/bag

These finely barred lemon-yellow flank feathers have alternating bands of black and white tips.A must for many popular salmon fly patterns.3 pr/bag

With 5 rows of 9 dowels, you will be able to store 45 spools in a small and neat place.

Wet fly for TROUT Each package contains a tying pattern and all the materials required to tie six identical flies.

Retractable clip for attaching small tools.

The Perfect net to chase Trout! Light wood net with small hole soft rubber mesh. Dimensions: 38L x 26W x 51D (15 "x 10" x 20"

Calf tail is one of the most popular products in fly tying. Used on a wide variety of patterns for Wings and Tails.

The Elk is similar than Deer Hair but more stiff and durable. It's a classic material used by many tiers for making wings for dry flies like, ston...

For segmented bodies on spinners, dry flies, nymphs, and emergers.