Fly Tying Materials

Here's a short list of some of my favorite places to get fly tying materials for my tenkara flies.

Many fly tying materials can be found cheaper at non-fly shop locations. I've put together a list of locations for you to try out, and what to look for when you are there.

There is no doubt that the selection of fly tying materials available today is immense. Every week a new synthetic material seems to appear which apparently has properties better than the last iter…

At the very beginning we're always facing a dilemma of buying proper fly tying materials. Read my description and leave a comment.

I am a staunch supporter of my local fly shop (Sportsman's Finest) and I spend at least $50/month there but you will never convince me to spend my limited budget for fly tying materials on a $4 twenty pack of 3D Eyes when I can buy 1,120 3D Eyes off of Amazon for $19 (1/10th the cost on a per unit basis). Here are five massive cost saving alternatives to some of my favorite fly tying materials:5. EVA Foam Possibly my favorite fly tying material: EVA Foam is great for every level of tying…

As a Commercial Tyer, I Always Tie My Flies in Large Batches Efficiency is the name of the game here, and being that I produce over 50,000 flies per year, I've developed some methods to boost my fly output over time. Here are some simple tricks, some of which I've been using for well over a decade, that you can use to

Techniques for tying with deer hair. Spinning and burning. tutorial by Barry Ord Clarke

Jesse Rochester | Welcome to my fly tying tutorial where we’ll be creating a hyper-realistic mealworm fly that’s not only easy to tie but also incredibly… | Instagram

Flymen’s Next Game Changer fly series represents the next generation of game changer flies. Continuously evolving, this collection refines and improves upon existing patterns while introducing fresh, exciting new fly variations. About Game Changers Game Changer style flies are a finely crafted, lightweight fly known for there exceptional articulation and natural swimming action derived from their unique multi-segmented design. They expertly mimic prey, from tiny baitfish to larger aquatic…

An alphabetically list of all fly tying patterns we have.