Mallard Duck and Drake Feathers from Veniard Mallard Flank in a variety of colours. Use for Wings, collars, tailing, soft hackles, cheeks and especially, Pappa Roaches. Available as:2g Mixed packs OliveSelect packs of 10 premium selected feathers in either Small or Meidum.

Silver Mallard Feathers are used for a range of patterns, wing slips, herl bodies, tails. Most notably, Olive flank is used for the Pappa Roach fly. Comes in 2g packets of mixed size feathers

Whole mallard wings have complete sets of grey duck quills and blue white tips.Easy to make up wing pairs for wet flies.

Great quality hand selected larger marabou feathers in a wide range of colours.  

Clip around your vice head and hold back material until you use them.

Mink Zonker Strips are the perfect material for use on Minkies and Millionaire Taddys, and other flies requiring fine zonker strips. Mink Zonker Strips are the most flexible of all the zonker strips.  

Mole Skin Whole Natural A soft natural dubbing, with very fine hair. Can be used for blending finer dubbings and used by itself makes a great dubbing for midge heads.It can be used for many flies but excels at small bodies for dry flies, soft hackles and some wets.  .The fur has a natural iridescent shine to it with a natural looking unique texture

The material from car washing/polishing mitts, now available as a chenille, As used in top streams around the world!

Patagonian Hares Feet Hare’s feet have very long, coarse hair. Perfect for parachutes, dubbing, and spinning, or for wings such as the Tabanas dry fly.

Dyed Peacock Herl Bundle Probably the first fly tying material used by us all.Used in 100’s of patterns. Available Natural or dyed Black, Orange, Magenta or Green. Fly Tying Tips for Peacock Material Peacock herl is one of the most popular fly tying materials in the world. It is known for its durability, iridescence, and ability to imitate a wide variety of aquatic insects. Peacock herl can be used to tie a variety of flies, including streamers, nymphs, wet flies, and dry flies. Choosing a Dyed Peacock Herl Bundle for Fly Tying When choosing peacock herl for fly tying, it is important to select feathers that are in good condition and have the desired color and pattern. The feathers should be free of breaks or splits, and the barbs should be evenly spaced and well-aligned. Peacock herl is typically sold by the feather, so it is important to purchase enough feathers to tie the number of flies that you need. Preparing Peacock Herl for Fly Tying Before using peacock herl in fly tying, it is important to prepare it properly. This will help to ensure that the feather ties in easily and securely. To prepare peacock herl, follow these steps:...

HOPPER LEGS - Single or double knotted cock pheasant tail fibres. Perfect for all Hopper type patterns.

Pine Squirrel Skin Zonkered Whole soft tanned skins cut into 2mm wide strips.Perfect for micro Zonkers.

Plastazote is another closed cell foam. Much thicker than Closed cell foam sheet, great for booby eyes, detached bodies, shell backs or anything else you want to float. Blocks are approximately 15cm x 7.5cm x 2.5cm

Polypropylene Floating Yarn This is perfect for posts and wings on dry flies as it floats better than other materials.

10 Eyes per packet These pre formed booby eyes have been trimmed, shaped and whipped to form perfect booby eyes, ready to be tied in in an instant. Available in small (approx 3mm), Medium (approx 5mm) and Large (approx 7mm).