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Anglers' Choice Fly Tying Materials is a manufacturer and wholesale
supplier of fly tying materials. We are dedicated to providing only
the best quality fly tying materials to the fly fishing industry.
Fifty years ago I decided to dye my own feathers, as the colors
desired were not available. Of course at that time more trout fishing
was needed in my life so I moved to northern California and that
filled the ticket. All of my friends wanted colors like summer duck,
rust, burnt orange, leech brown, dark cinnamon and many other colors.
I wasn't selling them then and to get those colors was quite expensive.
that is when I decided to start J Fair's Hand Tied Flies and Supplies,
now known as Eagle Fly Fishing.
Hareline Dubbin, Inc. manufactures and distributes some of the worlds
finest fly tying materials available in today's market.
Although I always use the same basic foam design I decided to call
the collection of these various bugs my "Gurgler Series", created
to target specific species. Along with the Standard and Saltwater
versions, the "Gurgler Series" includes: a pattern for northern
pike, barracuda, a Swimming Mouse pattern for trout, a Swimming
Rat pattern for large mouth bass, and a Pink Polliwog pattern for
silver salmon. Needless to say, the excitement never ends as a I
hear of additional species caught on my newly designed top water
bug.
WE are the SOURCE for the ultimate in winging and skirting fly fiber!
ICON Products, the home of SOFTEX, Fly Stages, Perfect Loops and
the Catch & Release "Zero Limit" decals and apparel.
Many factors determine the vulnerability of the trout during a hatch
on a river, lake or stream. Among the most discussed are exact size
and color of the natural insects. Other criteria to consider are
presentation, masking human odors, and the use of natural materials.
At Nature's Spirit, they have taken as many of the above aspects
as possible and incorporated them into the finest materials available.
The Nature's Spirit product line was designed to protect the environment
and to insure future generations have the opportunity to experience
fly fishing.
Kiene's Fly Shop carries quality fly tying materials from Orvis.
We have the materials
to tie the Puglisi flies.
Match the Hatch, Make the Catch! The greatest thing about tying
your own flies, besides saving money, is the satisfaction you'll
get when you land a big one with a fly that you tied. The best way
to make the catch is to match the hatch. Take advantage of our large
selection of materials to perfectly match what the fish are eating.
You'll be blown away by the results. If you are a beginner or have
been tying flies for years you will enjoy working with our top quality
fly tying materials.
Spirit River, Inc. has provided fly fisherman and fly tiers the
world over high quality, innovative products since our inception
in 1990. Throughout our history, Spirit River has been driven to
bring fishermen the most imaginative flies available while providing
industry leading fly tiers new and innovative materials. It is the
combination of these efforts that have made Spirit River a true
pioneer and leader in the fly fishing industry.
After nearly three decades as fly-fishing's leading purveyor of
the highest quality genetic dry fly hackle, Metz has expanded its
product line. Metz is proud to introduce a complete line of premium
fly tying materials. The new product offerings include the complete
assortment of award winning Edgin fly-tying tools and accessories,
a wide array of tying materials and the most comprehensive fly-tying
kits available. This broad line makes Metz uniquely capable of meeting
the demands of both the beginner and master tier.
Welcome to UNI-Products Internet resources for fly tiers. UNI-Products
is a small Canadian company with a big reputation for quality fly
tying materials. Our threads such as, Unithread 3/0, 6/0 and 8/0,
and other products such as Unitinsel are renown by fly tiers across
the world.
If you are a fly tyer, you may be familiar with Wapsi. Established
in 1945, we are the world's largest wholesale distributor of fly
tying materials. It is a good bet that every fly made in production
today has at least one material that originated at Wapsi.
From the mid 1960’s until 1989 Henry Hoffman of Warrenton, Oregon
devoted his life to producing the best dry fly hackle in the world.
His primary motivation was an all-consuming, life-long love of fishing.
As an offshoot to this intense interest in fishing Henry also learned
to tie flies, often by taking apart lost flies he found on the stream
bank while out fishing. Fortunately (for himself and the world)
Henry was born into the right situation. His parents had a small
meat chicken breeding operation in California, so Henry grew up
learning the basics of breeder selection and poultry husbandry.
After a stint in the military, Henry settled in Oregon and made
his living tying fishing flies commercially, predominantly dry flies.
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