Fly Tying Materials

TMC SOFTTIP HACKLE PLIERS come with plastic tip covers. Designed to grip the feather tip firmly without breaking delicate hackle fibers.

Indispensable material, without which any dry fly could hardly be imaginable. CDC has been the fly tying feather over the last few years. Subtlety dyed CDC feathers have been marked with a...

The world's first bobbin holder that features ceramic tube TMC CERAMIC BOBBIN is the first bobbin that use ceramic tube and only bobbin use Japanese high quality ceramic tube. Ensure...

Easy to use UV cure resin, thicker and less runny than low with a tack free finish. Comes with 2 nozzles

Consisting of a double-sided, clear ABS plastic box with foam liners on both sides. One side has split foam with slots for up to 115 flies while the other side holds...

Hold your hackle in place whilst finishing your fly.

Our starter scissors, straight blade.

Revolutionary tool to make extended bodies. Mandrels of 3 sizes to suit most fly needs (S,M and L) Comes with our exclusive cement and Inner Foams

Updated in 2023 to celebrate 100 years of Veniard Fly tying materials. The kit offers both modern and traditional materials with enough to tie 1000’s of flies. With Feathers, furs...

High quality rotary vise for tying flies and streamers. Infinite head angle adjustment and 360° rotary action. Adjustable rotary tension. Locking of the head 0°-180°. Interchangeable hardened steel jaw (medium...

This tool can be fixed to any vise to tie tube flies easily. Supplied with two stainless steel pins Ø 1,1 and 1,5 mm to fit all tubes. Suitable also...

Special razor studied for fly and streamers tyers, perfect for the creation of deer hair heads. The rotation of the ring nut allows to flex the blade to the desired...

Specially selected small guinea fowl plumage 10 Feathers - Dyed Blue can be used as Blue Jay Substitute

Another very popular wing slip material, as used on the butcher Packet of 10

Grey goose here is the perfect body material for a wide range of imitative nymph, buzzer and dry-fly patterns. Great for herl bodies and wings

The Partridge hackle is perfect for the legs on many nymphs and north country spider patterns. Plenty of useable plumage and quills