Mohawk Sculpin 2.0

This dubbing is great for small midges all the way up to large streamers. It can easily be dubbed onto thread for small bodies, or it adds bulk to a streamer by tying it in "loop style." Created by John Rohmer AKA "The Godfather of Dubbing" this material has been in the works for well over a year, and has caught many fish for us already. In John's words, "I don't make stuff that doesn't catch fish." We agree 100%.

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

25 pack, streamer hook. Extra strong, large gap for throwing the meat.

Sizes #6 to #1: $7.50
Sizes #1/0 to #2/0: $8.50

Finely cut and barred rabbit strips. Thinner than regular rabbit zonker strips (so less than 1/8") for more movement and smaller flies. Can't beat the color combos on these strips.

A weighted sculpin-shaped "helmet" to give your fly both weight and a great sculpin likeness. 8 packs. Used in the popular "Mohawk Sculpin" -- Tutorial here --

The Fish Finz are a great way to imitate fins on baitfish or sculpins. The thick cut latex holds its form quite well, as opposed to a lot of natural fibers like hen hackle tips or other materials. 6 fin/tail sets per pack

*Small: Hook sizes #8 to #12
Medium: Hook sizes #4 to #8
Large: Hook sizes #4 and bigger

*may vary according to hook type.