This body material is used to create fantastic natural segmentation of flies tied on hooks from 12-22 – dries, nymphs, spiders and buzzers.

Material for smaller muddler's heads.

Hair that is used for caddis and larger mayfly wings and muddler heads of all sizes.

Reindeer Hair is lighter and softer than Roe Deer or Deer Hair and that is why it is best for smaller flies.

One of the basic materials for fly tying. It is absolutely essential for some types of flies.

The outer fibres of turkey primary wing feathers are short, stiff and known as biots. They make excellent tails for stonefly nymphs, buzzer cheeks etc.

Cock pheasant centre tail feathers - basic materials for Pheasant tail nymphs.

Wild boar has extra long britles that are very stiff. Great to use for tails on mayfly patterns, for beetle legs or tentacles.

The natural barring of the Grizzly Marabou looks great on wooly buggers and smaller flies.

This special hollow hair is narrowest at the base making the hair very mobile in the water. Excellent for streamer flies. The under hair also makes an excellent dubbing (simmilar to beaver dubbing).

Indispensable material for making flies. Very vivid material, applying motion to the flies, thus enhancing their effectiveness.

Good material for salmon, pike, musky and saltwater patterns. Very soft long hair.

Material widely used in flytying. Peacock plumage is magnificently endowed with iridescent bues and greens.

Indispensable material, without which any dry fly could hardly be imaginable.

Finn Raccoon hair is extremely soft and lively (softer than polar fox). Great for salmon, steelhead, pike, bass, and saltwater flies.