Fly Tying

There are times when less is more—the new Mirage LT fly reel is everything its big brother is, but designed to balance perfectly with lighter rods ...

Mirage Tinsel Colour: Opal

Fly patterns, step-by-step tying instructions, and fishing tips from hardcore West Coast and Great Lakes steelheaders. Includes over 30 tiers from ...

Uni-Mohair

20 eyes per pack

24 per pack Ideal for dragon fly nymph and stonefly nymph pattern Made from plastic

Moose Body Hair

Mop Chenille is thick and fluffy and adds real body to flies. Variations of the MOP fly imitate grubs and other fat larvae that trout can't seem to...

Mop flies have been proving deadly in reservoirs, managed fisheries and the wild. At Semperfli we looked at the mop fly and decided to upgrade it t...

Features:• Used for wings on grasshoppers and muddlers• Also used as wings cases on stoneflies and nymphs• One pair

Small: 2'' X 3'' piece Large: 5'' X 4'' piece

Classic braided Mylar and wire, by removing the inner core, it is used to tie streamer bodies.Exceptional in creating baitfish bodies, even by over...

Nano-Silk Thread one of the strongest fly tying thread on the market material: gel spun 100m (109yrd) per spool

100% Natural furs dubbing. Great for tying nymph bodies. The Beaver, Mink and Muskrat is great for dry flies do to the natural water shedding abili...

A soft streamer wing material with very fine fibers.11'' Long

Neon-15 is essentially non-translucent' blob fritz. In this material, neon-flashabou fibres replace the traditional translucent fibres to create a ...

Specifically designed for fishing the rivers of Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsular as a modern classic. Wide gaped with sharp points and a unique ...

Specifically designed for fishing the rivers of Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsular as a modern classic. Wide gaped with sharp points and a unique ...

Danville Nylon Floss 4 Strands / 210 Deniers

Volume II After the mayfly family, detailed in Nymphs: The Mayflies, the fly fisher must know the caddisfly, stonefly, and midge populations just ...