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Details Wapsi Pearl Chenille is a versatile fly tying material that adds flash, texture, and bulk to a wide range of fly patterns. It consists of p...

Details Tying flies with teal barred flank feathers can produce enticing patterns that imitate the natural appearance of insects, baitfish, and oth...

Details Using Sparkle Yarn in fly tying can add flash and attract fish in various conditions, especially when imitating baitfish or aquatic insects...

Details Wapsi's Rabbit Zonkers Thin Cut are a popular choice among fly tyers for creating streamers and other patterns.  The "Thin Cut" designation...

Details Extra Small Pearl Chenille is a fly tying material commonly used to add flash and volume to fly patterns, particularly nymphs, smaller stre...

Details Tying flies with Arctic fox fur can create patterns that have a natural and lifelike appearance in the water, making them highly effective ...

Details Micro Mink Zonkers are a type of fly tying material made from strips of mink fur that are cut into thin, narrow strips.

Details Gadwall Barred Flank feathers add a natural and realistic look to fly patterns, making them highly effective for imitating a variety of aqu...

Details Tying flies with mono eyes, also known as monofilament eyes, can add realism, weight, and action to your patterns, particularly for streame...

Details Turkey flats are versatile materials used in fly tying to create wings, tails, bodies, and other components of various fly patterns. You ca...

Details Squirrel Tail is a versatile material used in fly tying for wings, tails, wing cases, soft hackles, and indicator posts. Its natural buoyan...

Details This will keep you busy for quite awhile! Pine Squirrel fur is a versatile material used in fly tying for creating bodies, adding movement,...

Details Tying flies with egg yarn is a popular technique for creating realistic and effective egg patterns, which are particularly useful for imita...

Details Wapsi Killer Caddis Glass Beads Midge are popular among fly tiers for adding weight, flash, and color to their midge patterns. By incorpora...

Details Tying flies with Wapsi Leech Yarn can create effective patterns for imitating leeches and other aquatic invertebrates that fish find irresi...

Details CrawDub Dubbing is perfect for tying crayfish imitations, which are effective for targeting various freshwater species, including trout, ba...

Details Ostrich marabou is often used as a tailing material in various fly patterns, including streamers, nymphs, and wet flies. Its soft and flowi...

Details Flat stick-on eyes are often used to create lifelike eyes on streamer and baitfish patterns. Simply peel the eyes off the backing and stick...

Details Ringneck rump hackle can be used as a soft hackle collar on nymph patterns, particularly those imitating emerging mayflies or caddisflies. ...

Details When working with ostrich plumes, consider the length, density, and color of the fibers to achieve the desired effect in your fly patterns....

Details Lateral scale is a versatile material in fly tying, primarily used to add flash and realism to various fly patterns. This materials can hel...

Details Buggy nymph yarn is commonly used to create bodies for nymph patterns, which imitate the immature aquatic insects that are an important foo...