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It boasts a slightly curly texture at the base, while its straight, tapering tips create a slim, highly durable profile. We package it in pairs, ensuring you get more material than ever before. And not only that, but it's also of much higher quality. This is the perfect "Sunray" material, featuring beautifully long and extremely durable hair that's perfect for flies much longer than the original 13.5 cm ones. -
This medium-long, exceptionally shiny, and durable hair has been a staple for decades. It's particularly well-suited for sparsely dressed medium and small flies, zonkers, or especially for shrimp legs and tentacles. We've opted to dye vibrant colours from pure white skins and marbled hues from those skins with black hair in between, which we call “Sapphire”. Each pack contains a generous, double-cut piece sourced from the back, ensuring that every pack includes both the softer belly hair and the longer back hairs. We believe this is an underestimated winging material that produces a translucent fly with a delightful shine. -
Sourcing for our 'Pattern of the Month' packs, we discovered these exceptional Peacock Eye Feathers. Dyed in our signature colours, they boast a natural fluorescence that adds a brilliant shine to your flies. Whether tied in as a roof over the wing, mixed into the wing itself, or spun for bodies, these feathers offer extra versatility and allure. We also present bleached and dyed variants, slightly more delicate but equally integral to many of our patterns, and sure to inspire new innovations at the tying table. -
Ever since Mikael pioneered the use of these highly mobile feathers in salmon flies back in the late 80s, we've been struck by the way these hackles move and enhance the performance of the fly. Hackling with ostrich infuses flies with such liveliness that they practically look like they will swim off on their own. Ostrich can be utilized in various ways; these small feathers are also perfect for the “Butterfly” design, where a feather is tied in flat over the body. We've meticulously dyed them in colors that complement our different patterns. -
Our Ringneck Pheasant Rump feathers serve as excellent front hackles for larger flies and superb “spey hackles” for smaller tubes, doubles, or singles. They are frequently paired with our ostrich hackles to help steer those ultra-soft fibers. These feathers are highly durable and can withstand many great catches. Available in all our best colors, similar to our peacock eye feathers, you have the option of bleached feathers (B&D) in vibrant colors or naturally speckled feathers dyed with a tint of color. Each pack contains approximately 30 quality feathers, ranging in size from small to large. -
The Samurai, with its long, slim, drop-formed design, requires hair with precise attributes: a soft swimming tail, a narrow profile, and minimal tangling, even at high speeds through the water. This specially selected genetic goat hair embodies these qualities, making it the finest samurai hair we've ever encountered, both in tying and fishing. Dyed in colors that complement our expanding family of Samurai fly patterns, it perfectly suits our needs. The length of this hair varies from 15–20+ cm. -
The market is flooded with various rubber and silicone legs, ranging from good to not-so-good quality. To help you navigate this sea of options, we've carefully curated a selection of 12 different version in colours and qualities specifically suited for our salmon, sea trout, and steelhead flies. Our collection consist of a diverse range, including narrow barred, wider barred, and three vibrant fluorescent colors. While we use silicone legs on some of our salmon flies, they are particularly effective for sea trout and steelhead patterns. These versatile legs can be incorporated in numerous ways – whether as extra tails, legs, or shrimp feelers. Positioned right behind a turbo cone, they add extra vibrations and motion to any of your favorite patterns. As always, in the realm of innovative fly tying, the possibilities are endless. -
A classic bobbin design with a ceramic pipe that allows use of the thinnest threads. The neat 10 cm design lets the hand surround the bobbin with total control of thread pressure. Polished steel ball sides and flat thumb grip makes this bobbin very easy to use. -
Hareline Barred Rabbit Strips in six attractive colourations. Comes in packets of 4x 12" strips. -
Perfect for added a hot spot to your flies as well as a bit of weight. -
The barring and speckling will give you a more natural looking fly -
A slightly wider braid then the diamond -braid- midge that we stock from Hareline. -
Sourced in American to make sure we have the best quality. 3 strips per pack. -
Hareline's already popular Krystal flash with a grizzled effect. Perfect for intruders and comes in three combinations: -
Makes superb bodies for midge, buzzers, nymphs. The micro is great for saltwater flies like gotcha's as well. -
Made of triglobal it has a great sheen and is very easy to use. -
Superb rubber legs from Hareline. Very similar to veniard centipede legs. -
These Grizzly Silicone legs are as buggy as it gets. They are barred on both sides and are available in a wide colour range. -
Makes tying nymphs and buzzers very easy. Enough synthetic quills to make 100's of flies. -
A very popular braid for bodies on all sorts of flies from saltwater flies down to midge and nymphs. -
Furry foam with an adhesive back for attaching to other foam or fly tying materials. -
A core product from Hareline, it’s really poplular, ideal for many flies and lures. -
Hareline Zonker Strips are simply perfect for so many types of flies. -
Double Dyed Rabbit zonkers with a barring as well, these are being used in all types of flies from Salmon flies through to Saltwater flies. -
Great quality Marabou bloods from Hareline. -
Thin, bright, 3.25 inch in length with underfur for correct taper on your flies. Very popular for saltwater flies. -
These are as cool as the normal crazy legs from Hareline but instead of being one colour they have a different colour tip. Massively popular in saltwater patterns but is increasingly being used in in UK stillwater patterns. -
Soft and long, webby fibers. 1/4 oz. pkg. Comes in loads of colours.
