With this foil you can make increadibly "live" looking Czech nymphs.

Backside foil for Czech nymphs, Shrimps or Caddis larvae (e.g. Rhyacopila).

Body Stretch is the most frequently used material for Czech Nymph backs but can be used for thorax cases or translucent fly bodies of other fly patterns. Typical characteristic of this material is the possiblity to stretch it during fly tying. This a a really basic material for Czech Nymph tying!!! 2 strips about 40 cm (15,7 in) long and about 3 mm wide.

FLEXIBODY can be used for many Flytying techniques and fly patterns such as Czech Nymph backs, wing buds and bodies. Flexibody is thicker than other similar products which make it better for segmentation when wrapped as an abdomen.

HMG Realistic Caddis Wings.

HMG Realistic Mayfly Wings.

Great material for tying "live" bodies or back of various types of nymphs. 1 strip about 90 cm (35,4 in) long and about 3 mm wide.

Polywing makes realistic wing buds for all aquatic nymphs. Simple to use and very real. Polywing is the flytyers first choice when it comes to making durable and realistic wing buds.

Realistic Caddis Wings are simple to use and very realistic. Simply choose the size you require by laying it next to the hook shank and cut it out. Tie in and let the wings lay back over your dubbed abdomen.

Material for making effective back of your nymphs.

WaterWing is a realistic wing membrane that is easy to use and makes realistic Spinner and Terrestrial insect wings.

Basic material for tying of Czech Nymph backs in the form of flat sheet. You can cut out the strip as long and wide as you need.

This material is identical with the original Body Stretch. The only difference is the stripe width, which in this case is 6 mm. For this reason that this material can be used for making backs of large shrimps and nymphs.

It is a material with a wery wide range of use for all types for emerger and midges, possibly lures, shrimps and nymphs. Those are narrow stripes of distinctly colour foils, from which we make small details of flies that should increase a visibility of the fly patterns in the water. The colour scale is created by the shades that act on the fish as cath releasers.