Fly Tying
Daiichi 1530, 25 pk
In the early days of fly tying and fly-fishing, “wet flies” were king. Dry flies and nymphs today are more popular, but wet flies, which are fished subsurface, are still very successful for catching trout, steelhead, and salmon. Wet flies do not closely i
Daiichi 2110
Wide-gape, Limerick bend, medium wire, down-eye, forged Uses: Bombers and other flies for salmon, steelhead, bass or large trout
Daiichi 2546
Made of stainless steel wire. Daiichi does not chemically sharpen these hooks because the process does not work favorably with this alloy. These hooks have ground needlepoints. They will not rust in salt or brackish waters.
Schlappen 5-7" Feathers
Great for webby hackle steelhead and salmon flies. Smaller Spey flies.
Long Reach Whip Finisher
Whip Finisher: A full rotating whip finisher designed after the great tool maker Frank Matarelli. Standard Reach, Long Reach or Springy Whip Finisher complete rotation whip finisher with a ultra light wire. Great for ultra fine threads.
Dyed Golden Pheasant Tippets
Pheasant tippets are one of the most used items in the fly tying world. Salmon, steelhead, or trout, cannot resist these feathers!
Dr. Slick Extra Hand
Super versatile bull dog, self-closing design. Can be used for a myriad of tasks on the tying bench, but really excels on your vest or in a fly box. I keep one on a retractor and use it to select #20 flies from my midge box and then let it hang while I re
Starling Skin
Great wet fly hackle. Also can be used on nymphs for legs
Lady Amherst Tail Section
Lady amherst is on of the classic material used in modern steelhead flies. It looks very shrimpy and adds a lot of contrast to your flies.
4” Section
Squirrel Tail
Traditional winging and tailing material.
Lagartun Flat French Tinsel
This is another one of those classic fly tying materials that you have to have if you are tying classic Atlantic Salmon Flies.