- When your streamer, sculpin, leech or deep-running minnow needs more weight than a bead head, brass ...
- Ready to tie your go to salmon or steelhead Dolly Llama? Now you can do it up with fancy colored con ...
- Gold Brass Cones (Coneheads) give great action, weight and shine to salmon and trout patterns. We es ...
- The rainbow brass cones are a great way to add a bit of color to your otherwise dull pattern. Spice ...
- Extra heavy Tungsten Cones offer the most "drop" for the size. Color is Silver. Small is 3.5mm an ...
- The TMC 9394 is a nickel-plated 4X long streamer hook. If short striking fish are an issue, the 9394 ...
- Faux Bucktail by Flymen Co is one of our shop favorite tying materials. The synthetic material is a ...
- Hot Cones have a baked-on enamel finish and are much more durable than a painted cone. These make aw ...
- Slotted Tungsten Beads come in some awesome salmon and steelhead colors, they drop like a rock, and ...
- The Daiichi 2141 is a heavy wire, straight eye salmon hook. They are ideal for Starlite Leeches and ...
- Flat foam is just the ticket for tying topwater flies such as Technowogs and Gurglers. This foam is ...
- Spectra is super strong braid used for securing the trailing hook on a stinger or strung-out style f ...
- They don't call it Power Thread for nothing! Veevus 140 is a great alternative to Danville's Flat Wa ...
- Veevus Gel Spun threads are some of the strongest on the market. They are perfect for all of y ...
- The Veevus 6/0 fly tying thread is a fantastic thread for tying all your trout and salmon flies. Str ...
- The 10T6H from Gamakatsu is a chemically sharpened, up eye, tapered loop salmon hook. They are very ...
- The Daiichi 2553 is our favorite octopus-style red hook. It is heavier wire than some of the other b ...
- Alec Jackson Spey Hooks are considered by many tiers to be the most beautiful and functional salmon ...
