Legs

Juicy Legs, also know as Silly Legs. A new twist on regular rubber legs. These translucent silicon legs are imprinted with pearlescent dust . They are then banded for a high contrast variegated effect. Great for all applications. Over 80, 5" strands.

Pheasant Tail Feathers. A staple for tying nymphs. 2 per bag.

Grizzly Soft Hackle is one of our newest products, and we could not be more excited about it. These feathers are dyed in a variety of vibrant shades to suit any purpose. They are great for super webby body feathers, nymphs, streamer wings and collars, and pusher legs on poppers. Each bag is stuffed full of feathers. Bags are ~2.8" x 4.6".

Sililegs are perfect legs for dry flies, nymphs and streamers. Each pack of SiliLegs contains 5 sets of 22 silicone legs each measuring 0.1mm wide. Each strip measures 5 inches 127mm long and 3/5 inch 15.4mm wide. These are perfect for legs on nymphs, terrestrials and bugs

Strong and durable, will not break down in heat and sunlight. A Hot White Clear base is dyed to high sheen colors. They are absolutely beautiful. In addition to using them as legs on streamers and dry flies, this materials makes great bodies on caddis nymphs, mayfly nymphs, and midge patterns. Strong and can be stretched to tie very small flies. Over 200 8" strands per pack.

Schlappen: A must for the Salmon and Steelhead fly tier. A natural for big bulky flies, very popular with saltwater tiers as well. Feather length will run 5 to 7 inches long. Approximately a 3/8 oz package. Dyed Over White.

Pheasant Patch: Each patch contains "church windows" for sculpins, and stone', long harries " for "Cary' Specials." Beyond these uses, however, this is quickly becoming one of our favorite tailing materials.

Hackle Flash is mylar yarn that has individual strands of Mylar mixed with pearl attached at a 90 degree angle. As easy as winding hackle. Think of the possibilities, streamer collars, "Mylar Speys", Woolly Buggers, bonefish, the applications are endless. This material is similar to polar chenille.

Strong and durable, will not break down in heat and sunlight. A Hot White Clear base is dyed to high sheen colors. They are absolutely beautiful. In addition to using them as legs on streamers and dry flies, this materials makes great bodies on caddis nymphs, mayfly nymphs, and midge patterns. Strong and can be stretched to tie very small flies. Over 200 8" strands per pack. 25% of the diameter of the Standard size.

Strong and durable, will not break down in heat and sunlight. A Hot White Clear base is dyed to high sheen colors. They are absolutely beautiful. In addition to using them as legs on nymphs, try using them as tails on small to tiny nymphs and Perdigon fly patterns. Can be used on flies in the 20 size and smaller! If you cut these into one inch sections, these are great additions to dubbing brushes!  Moves and undulates in the water. Over 400 8" strands per hank.. Strong and can be stretched to tie very small flies. Over 200 8" strands per pack. 

Strong and durable, will not break down in heat and sunlight. A Hot White Clear base is dyed to high sheen colors. They are absolutely beautiful. In addition to using them as legs on streamers and dry flies, this materials makes great bodies on caddis nymphs, mayfly nymphs, and midge patterns. Strong and can be stretched to tie very small flies. Over 200 8" strands per pack. 50% of the diameter of the Standard size.

Wiggle legs with tips colored for a two toned rubber leg. Wiggle with it...

Streamer Neck Hackle: Length will run 4"- 6", with well rounded points. Great for most saltwater and super tailing material. Approximately a 1/ 4 oz package.

These are some of the best Hen Backs we have seen in a long time. Great coloration, big and small feathers. Each one is slightly different in speckling and shading. 

Instead of a classic barring, Chrome Barred Sili Legs have a flashy chrome look. A great way to spice up your flies. 

Mallard Flank: 3/8 ounce bag of large and extra large flank feathers. This is a great feather in your streamers, nymphs and wings on dry flies.