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Saddle
Feathers
These are Metz Micro-Barb #2 grizzly
saddles dyed by Jay Fair. These are the colors I use on my
seal buggers, stillwater and callibaetis nymphs.
$35.00
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Partridge
These skins are dyed by Jay Fair.
The colors are next to impossible to find. I use them on my
A.P. emerger. They are full skins that shrink some when dyed.
$32.00
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Seal
Sub
This is the best seal substitute
I have ever used. I use it for my seal buggers, stillwater
nymphs, diamonds, midge larva and dragonfly nymphs.
$4.00
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Ice
Dubbing
Ice Dubbing is a synthetic dubbing
used as an attractor to mix with any natural animal body hair
for the bodies of nymphs. I use it to mix with seals fur or
african goat for my seal bugger and emerging bugger.
$3.25
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Holo Bright
Holo Bright is another flashy synthetic material I discovered from a small fly tying materials company in Oregon.
It became an instant hit when I used it for the thorax of my Stillwater Bug. Whether trout eat that fly because of this material’s attraction, or because of some other feature, I just know it attracts fish.
Holo Bright comes in 6 colors and I think you will like the results this material brings to your fly tying creativeness.
$3.50
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Dyed
Mallard
These are excellent colors dyed
by Jay Fair. I use them for my callibaetis and A.P. emerger
nymphs.
$3.50
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Marabou
These are 4-5 inch feathers and
are excellent for my seal buggers, leeches shiner and chub minnow
patterns.
$3.75
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Crystal
Shuck
This is an excellent material
for streamer flies or bugger-style patterns for big trout.
$4.00
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Holographic
Flashabou
Holographic Flashabou isn’t
new, but it’s new on my flies. It adds flash and is an
attractor especially during periods of low or no sunlight and
in nutrient or off colored water. I don’t find it a good
idea to use on small nymphs, however, it is a nice addition
to the tails or wings of bugger style flies, leeches and minnow
type patterns.
$3.95
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Angel
Hair
This is a fine cut flashabou
type material that breathes and moves in a suggestive manner
when retrieved. I prefer to top my flies with this material
for added flash and appeal. This material has a high sheen appearance
and can be seen at long distances beneath the surface even under
low light conditions.
$3.25
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Midge Rainbow Flash
This is a mini-sized crystal flash that I feel is more suggestive. Because of its smaller diameter, it breathes and pulsates more than the larger diameter crystal flash. I prefer to use it to accent my minnow patterns either in color tone or as an attractor. Usually 10-12 strands is enough to create a definite color segmentation or mix with other colors to get the reflection you want.
You can add to or mix it on top with any hair or marabou color. I can tell you this, the trout seem to like it.
$3.25
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Holographic
Mylar Cord
Holographic mylar cord has a
bit more flash that adds visibility in off colored water or
during periods of low light. I use it along with flashabou tubing
for the bodies of my shiner and chub minnows, but can also be
used for the bodies of Zonkers or any minnow bodied fly.
$3.00
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Flashabou
Tubing
This material is the standard
for the bodies of most minnow style flies. I use it for my Shiner
and Chub Minnows. Be sure to wet the book shank with head cement
before placing the tubing over the hook shank. Then press the
sides of the body together with your fingers.
$3.00
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