Ice dub minnow back shimmer fringe offers the same great characteristics as the standard shimmer fringe, but in a variety of very fishy blends. Just trim off a piece to add a touch of flash to your favorite patterns, or throw it in a dubbing loop...this product has an endless array of uses.

Speckled flashabou is a little softer than traditional flashabou, and features a mottled grizzly finish that tones down the original color.  Use it to add flash and movement on your streamer patterns, or wrap it up the hook shank for buggy looking bodies on nymphs and dry flies.  Speckled flashabou is available in speckled copper, speckled gold, and speckled silver.

Larva lace angel hair is a very fine mylar material that comes in 6"-8" strands.  Angel hair blends well with most materials, doesn't absorb water, and can be used to create custom dubbing blends.  Used as is, this material is also great for tying wings on fresh or saltwater streamers or it can be cut up into short pieces to make great looking bodies on nymphs and dry flies.  Simply put, larva lace angel hair is an incredibly versatile material and a must for the contemporary fly tyer.

Spanflex is a flat, stretchable material that has taken the place of round rubber legs on our large nymphs and dry flies.  We use it for legs on hoppers and stonefly adults such as the chubby chernobyl, Gould's half down salmonfly, and Rainy's cat puke,  because they move like crazy on the water and do not deteriorate in ultra violet light like rubber does.  This is also the material used for the legs on the infamous Pat's Rubber Legs, and will give your saltwater patterns that little extra kick you're looking for. Spanflex comes in a hank of 6" strands and available in size small.

Barred and speckled crazy legs are variegated silicone legs in a wide range of colors. Put them on streamers,...

Pearl tinsel is a great material for making bodies, wing cases, and flash accents  on everything from nymph patterns to streamers.  We use it to make the body on the crystal serendipity, but there are so many uses for this material that we could write an entire fly tying book on it.  Veevus pearl tinsel also has greater breaking strength and more material per spool than other manufactures and belongs on every fly tyer's desk.

Mirage flashabou combines the reflective properties of original flashabou with color shifting technology to create an iridescent, chameleon effect in a single fiber. This stuff will actually take on the color of its surroundings, much like the scales of a real fish. Available colors: opal/silver, opal/gold, opal/copper, opal/red, opal/light blue, opal/gold, opal/sunburst and chartreuse.

Senyo's Laser Dub is a unique mix of ice dub and 1-1/2" acrylic staple fiber developed by Hareline Dubbin and Greg Senyo. We are not kidding when we say that Laser Dub has hundreds of uses for the contemporary fly tyer.  Use it to make great looking bodies on nymphs and dry flies, or pick out some brighter colors to make your intruders and other steelhead patterns explode under water.  For streamers, it can be used to make wings and collars, but it really seems to shine for making incredible veiled wool-style heads.  We also use laser dub to make the wings on Kelly's laser legal streamer. Each package of senyo's laser dub contains approximately 2 grams of material, and it is also available in a handy dubbing dispenser.

Senyo's barred predator wrap is a synthetic chenille with a mix of 4 inch UV fibers that pulsate and breath underwater.  You cut small pieces off to add a touch of flash to your streamers or palmer it to make fishy looking bodies.  These micro-barred fibers are sure to liven up any fly and have become increasingly popular in the steelhead world.

Senyo’s predator wrap is a synthetic chenille with a mix of 4 inch UV fibers that pulsate and breath underwater.  You cut small pieces off to add a touch of flash to your streamers or palmer it to make full bodies.

MFC centipede legs are the best round rubber legs we have found for small dries. Kelly uses them exclusively on his butch caddis and ant acid patterns because they perfectly barred and wiggle like crazy on the surface film.  Give MFC centipede legs a try in all the available colors to add another dimension to your favorite patterns.

MFC Z Yarn is very similar to crinkled z-lon and comes with about twice the amount of material per pack.  We use MFC z yarn for shucks on caddis dries like the butch caddis and the x-caddis, but it also works great on mayfly emergers as well.

SSS Holo Braid is perfect for all forms of bodies, and at 2mm wide it's not too thick to overlap or to be twisted. One nice feature about this material is that it is wrapped on a plastic holder with an end cap to hold the braid in place.  SSS holo braid comes in 7 yard packages and is available in sealice silver, clearwater blue, rainbow from hell, and diamond pearl.

MFC kreelex fish flash has a metallic like finish that glows like a lantern underwater and has a little softer consistency than flashabou.  Use it to make you own Kreelex flies or to add flash to existing streamer patterns.

Barred crazy legs are barred silicone legs impregnated with metallic flakes.  Use them to add movement on your streamer patterns, stonefly nymphs, or large dry flies. Five skirts per package.

Ripple Ice Fiber is a great material for making flashy bodies and wings on all your favorite streamer patterns.  These 3"-4" fibers are naturally crinkled, and have an incredibly reflective sheen that really glows underwater.  You can also put Ripple Ice Fiber in a dubbing loop and wrap it up the shank to make bulky bodies without adding weight to your flies.

Baitfish emulator flash is a beautiful mix of thin textured mylars with a specially treated edge for winding. All you need to do to make realistic underbodies, baitfish patterns, and other streamers is cut the material at an angle, wind it three to four times, and tie it off. It's that simple. 1 yard of material per package.

Scud back is perfect for making smooth, translucent backs on your scud and sowbug patterns, but it can also be used in a variety of fly tying applications.  These 1/4" wide strips are great for wrapping bodies on san juan worms and leeches, and also make great backs for your saltwater shrimp imitations.  Each package of scud back contains 3 feet of material.

If you've ever been frustrated with lining up the tips of ice wing fibers, then ice dub shimmer fringe is the answer to your prayers. Trim off a piece to add a touch of flash to your favorite patterns, or throw it in a dubbing loop. This product has an endless array of uses.

UV enhancer flash is a soft, but moderately stiff material that can be used for nymph bodies and underwings of larger dry flies, but it also an easy way to add UV reflective flash to your favorite streamer patterns.