Superfine Dry Fly Dubbing from Hareline Dubbing is an easy to dub dry fly specific dubbing. Keep your flies floating high with this light dubbing fiber designed to shed water.

Hareline Supreme Hair is  A crinkly nylon that has become a staple item for saltwater and streamer fly tyers.  11" long strands Flash is not included in this fiber. It's stiffer than Fuzzy Fiber so easier to utilize for wings.

Swiss Straw is a great synthetic product that easily replaces or substitutes for raffia in any fly pattern. Use Swiss Straw for convincing wing cases, segmented scud backs, and even emerger wings in both caddis and mayfly patterns. Pack: approximately 15 feet

No matter the diameter of the leader, these slip indicators hold firm during casting and retrieving until the hook is set. Then they release and slide down the leader letting you bring the fish to the net. Perfect for dead drift fishing a team of flies on your favourite stillwater Small: 3/4 inch - 4 indicators per pack Medium: 7/8 inch - 4 indicators per pack Colour Combo pack - 5 indicators per pack

Thin and Thick Wing Material from Hareline Ideal for upright wing patterns and especially hopper wings The thin material is thin enough to avoid the helicopter effect when casting. 3”x9” piece

Great quality, thin closed cell foam for Hopper, Ants, Beetles, Grunter prawns and Largemouth Yellowfish flies.    

Tiger Barred Zonker Strips Three colour rabbit Zonker with uniform bold barring along the whole strip.

Turkey Biot Quills Hareline - whole quill pairs Nice big biots that are easy to handle. Our huge natural colour selection will tie all the biot body, wing or casing patterns you need. For smaller biots, use Goose Biots Using Turkey Biots for Fly tying Turkey biots are a versatile material that can be used for a variety of fly tying applications. They are long and slender, with a natural segmentation that makes them ideal for creating bodies on dry flies and nymphs. Turkey biots can also be used to make tails, wings, and wing cases. To use turkey biots for fly tying, you will need a pair of fine-tipped hackle pliers, a bobbin, and some tying thread. The first step is to select the biots that you want to use. Turkey biots come in a variety of colors, so you can choose the ones that best match the natural prey of the fish you are targeting. Once you have selected your biots, you need to tie them in on the hook. Start by tying in the biot at the back of the hook, with the tip pointing towards the eye. Then, wrap the biot forward, overlapping each wrap slightly....

Hareline Velvet Chenille Body Wrap This chenille has a sparkle like no other. Ideal for worms, but will work for everything from weaving Bitch Creeks, Carp flies to Palomino Midges. Super strong and a great colour selection. Three sizes available: Small - 3mm Fine - 2mm Micro - 1mm

Hareline's Vinyl Rib is a translucent, half-round plastic nymph ribbing and body material. This high quality vinyl rib creates beautiful segmented bodies on your wet fly and nymph patterns as well as ribbed bodies on stoneflies, streamers, and saltwater patterns. Vinyl Rib is an extremely fun material to tie with and is available in three sizes and 16 fish-attracting colors. 4 yards per pack. Midge / Small - for hook sizes 16-20 Nymph - for hook sizes 12-16 Medium - for hook sizes 8-12

Woolly Bugger Fly Hackles Fit for purpose, the ideal saddle hackle for woolly buggers, and many other fly tying purposes.Excellent value for money. Feathers are 6-7 inches (15-18 cm) in length.

Holographic Flashabou by Hedron A 3D color effect creates an extreme spectrum of light like no other. Contains approximately 400 strands, 0.35mm wide by 30cm long. One of the standout features of Hedron Flashabou is its exceptional shine and reflective properties. The material is made from thin, flat, and shimmering strands that catch and reflect light. It mimicks the appearance of natural baitfish scales or insect wings. This unique characteristic makes Hedron Flashabou an excellent choice for tying realistic and eye-catching flies, that entice fish in both freshwater and saltwater environments.