Flies and Fly Tying
Alec Jackson 2051
Alec Jackson is a fly tier and hook designer who lives in the Seattle, WA area. This hook was specifically designed by Alec to produce spey flies that appeal aesthetically to both men and fish. Also preferred by many tiers, who tie collectable “full dress
Alec Jackson 2052
Alec Jackson is a fly tier and hook designer who lives in the Seattle, WA area. This hook was specifically designed by Alec to produce spey flies that appeal aesthetically to both men and fish. Also preferred by many tiers, who tie collectable “full dress
Schlappen 5-7" Feathers
Great for webby hackle steelhead and salmon flies. Smaller Spey flies.
Blue Peacock Breast feathers
This vibrant blue pheasnt is great for toppings, wings and collars. It will add a littl flair to all of you flies.
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 Embossed Tinsel
This flat embossed varnished tinsel is a must have for tying classic Atlantic Salmon Flies and Summer Steelhead Flies. Often used for tags and ribs. This tinsel is highly varnished and is one of the most beautiful things you’ve ever seen tied on a fly.
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.
Lagartun Mini Flat Braid
This long sought after material is one of the staples in Salmon and steelhead fly tying, this is hands down one if the best body materials especially for smaller flies like Comets, and summer steelhead flies.
Crandall's Steelhead Nightmare
Crandall's Steelhead Nightmare: This fly I had the hardest time turning over to the commercial side. It is an all time best producer for me and it is hard to beat for both winter, spring, summer and fall fish. Black and red are great colors for steelies
Crandall's Guides Choice
Guides Choice- this pattern is a favorite in the green waters of winter steelhead fishing. Cerise and Orange colors show up well and move and swim in the water. This is a go-to pattern in winter.