Ice Dub

ICE11

$3.50

Ice Dub is a great dubbing with awesome movement and a subtle, yet attractive, flash added. This is one of our favorite dubbings. The UV Black color is what we use in the popular Chimera Fly Pattern. We're pretty sure the secret to its success is this specific dubbing.

Want the entire selection? Try one of the dubbing dispenser with a variety of colors.

Veevus Holographic Tinsel

VHL6

$3.99

Veevus Holographic Tinsel. We use this stuff all the time. It's super strong, won't lose color when it's stretched and adds some serious flash to your fly patterns. It's great for bodies as well as wing cases and backs.

Lead Wire Spool

L15

$3.99

Lead wire for adding extra weight to flies. It's great for an under-wire or setting up inside a bead on the shank.

Danville Flat Waxed Nylon Thread - 140 Denier

140D1

$2.99

The thicker 140 denier version of the popular thread from Danville. We use this for streamers and bigger flies where strength is important. 100 yard spools

Nature's Spirit Snowshoe Rabbit Foot Dubbing

Nature's Spirit Snowshoe Rabbit Foot Dubbing

SRFD-7

$2.75

A super-buggy dubbing using snowshoe rabbit feet fur. Great for dries or nymphs alike.

Daiichi 1710 - 2X Long Nymph Hook

D171010

$6.99

Daiichi 1710 - 2X Long Nymph Hook. Down Eye, 1X Heavy Wire. 25 pack.

Hareline #1 Hungarian Partridge Skin Natural

1HPS242

$55.99

Natural Hungarian Partridge Skin #1 - A whole natural colored partridge skin

NOTE: Partridge has become increasingly more difficult to obtain. If we're out of stock, we'd recommend the following as options:

Brahma Hen Capes. They tie smaller sizes as well as larger ones. Colors & barring vary from partridge but you have a much bigger color selection. See them here.
4B Hen Capes. These are great for soft hackles and tailing. Not any specific barring to speak of but still great options. See them here.
For larger sizes (say #14 and larger) these Hen Saddles (female offspring of some rad dry fly hackle roosters) have awesome options for soft hackles and other substitutes for partridge. See them here.