

| We believe in presenting a multitude of products that suite the imagination and creativity of tube fly tyers. You will not find specific, one way thinking tube fly "systems" on our site. Instead we present several different tube styles and materials that put the imagination back into tying tubes! |





| This fur also has the all-to-imortant, natural taper that allows your tube to have the classic temple dog style wing. Not only a winner for Scandinavian style wings but also great for fantastic salt water patterns. |

| If you have ever had a full skin of Guinea Fowl, you will know that there are a few choice hackles on the skin that are really big, but are not yet a thick, quilled feather. These select, extra long feathers are between 3 to 5 inches in length! |
| We are big fans of dying over natural colours! There is a good deal of tying that needs intense colours, though often forgotten, is having flies that have a hint of colour and still resemble something more natural. These dyed over bronze schlappen are just that. |
| Married wings can be a beautiful addition to any salmon or steelhead pattern! These goose shoulder feathers have been selected to be almost free of stress marks (the flaws on feather fibers that can make them hard to marry). |
| Too often delicate feathers and fur will often become matted down while in the current, giving a tube fly a slim look. We created the Egret Prop Tube to not only create a bigger look with your favourite patters but also to give it better action. |


| Because of huge demand, and because of many personal requests, we are now offering a Limited Series run of tubes! These will be seasonal and will only be available when the tied flies are in stock. We know that these tubes are not inexpensive. They are hand tied by members of our Pro Staff in Canada! They are the same flies many of our Pro Staffers use on their limited days on the river. They are so well built that we often only use one two or three flies in a full day of fishing. They are not the old traditional favourites. They are patterns that are innovative and incorporate the latest material and techniques that we are using on our own ties. |

| Another great way for your fly to become wearable art, a super way for you to show off your tying talents. These have been the talk of many groomsmen at weddings! |
| The kits contains enough plastic tubing, hooks, and cones, to tie at least 20 large tube flies. A great way to "break in" to a new way of tying flies without breaking the bank.... |

| We have had many requests to put together a tying kit that is specifically geared towards big, aggressive fish. With Pike and Muskie fly fishing becoming more and more popular, we wanted to put together a few of our "bigger items" in one place! |