Spooled Fly Tying Materials | Thread, Wire, Tinsel

Ultra Wire is one of the hottest and widely used pieces of fly tying material. It has a wide variety of uses. Made most famous by John Barr on his wire body Copper John. Used to tie everything from the wire body on a brassie, to ribs on hares ears, and on streamers to hold […]

Griffin Montana Mongoose Cam Operated Fly Tying Vise Product Review

The Griffin Montana Mongoose Cam fly tying vise from Griffin Enterprises a high quality rotary, cam operated vise made here in the United States. The Jaws are made out of tempered steel which makes them very durable for a long service life. These jaws have superior holding power from your smallest midges in size 28 […]

Trout Fishing the South Platte Through Denver

Flows: 50CFS Below Chatfield Clarity: Clear from Chatfield to Union (off color Union to 6th) Hatches: Heavy Midges, starting to see some BWO’s Flies: Nuke worms, red annalids, impalers, reef worms, pine squirrel leech, Rs2, Jujubeatis, BHFB Pheasant Tails 118-20   Trout fishing on the Urban South Platte has been nothing short of phenomenal all […]

Fly Rod Review Scott L2H Spey & Switch Rods

Scott L2H Switch & Spey Rods were introduced as a smooth and powerful new line of Spey and Switch Rods that will fit all of today’s casting styles. It doesn’t matter if you are in the Pacific Northwest chucking giant intruders and heavy sink-tips on a Skagit line, fishing a Scandi lines with hoppers on a […]

Tubing Fly Tying Materials| Micro Tubing, Stretch Tubing, D-Rib

Stretch Round Rib

Fly Tying Tubing, D-Rib, Stretch, Round Rib Tubing comes in many different colors, sizes and shapes. Each product offers its own special qualities that allows for different uses. Stretch Round Rib is round and solid rubber. It has great stretch which allows for great segmented bodies. It comes in 3 sizes to cover everything from […]

Turkey Fly Tying Materials | Turkey Quills, Biots, Tails, Flats

Turkey Biots are dyed to match the hatch. These work great for segmented bodies on spinners, dry flies, nymphs, and emergers. Turkey Quills come in matched pairs; a right and a left feather. This allows you to create a wing for the left and right side of your fly. In some cases these wings also […]