Special dubbing for tying nymphs. Mix of natural dubbings and long black guard hairs.

The unique blend of natural and synthetic fibers, great for the nymph's thorax and body. UVR variants contain fluorescent fibres, thus creating a s...

This is a fantastic substitution of natural peacock herl. Easy to tie buggy looking and durable “peacock” fly bodies. To use in place of natural pe...

Pearlescent braid material for scuds, shrimp and midges also can be used for build wing cases.

Braided flash material. Great for ribs on large saltwater or predator flies. Very durable.

This unique dubbing with up to 100 mm long threads for tying pike flies and saltwater flies. It consists of fine crimped round fibers and flat crim...

The perfect density for shaping popper bodies. Sandable, 4 cm long. Saltwater to panfish. Sizes 10 mm - 18 mm.

Harder, fluorescent straight hair for various uses, especially for shrimp patterns. UVR - UV reflective

Slinky Hair is basic material for many saltwater flies. Slinky Hair has thin fibres, which are still very durable. Fibres are about 38 cm long for ...

Extremely soft and stretchable translucent strips. Transparent colour. Used in nymph bodies, backs and wingcases. In strips of cca 10 mm.

A blend of trilobal and flash fibers of different cross-section. The composition is very similar to dubbing "Salmo Supreme", but with longer fibers...

For easy and securely fixed the eyes Colour: Clear Available in 5.7mm , 6.7mm, 7.7mm, 10.7mm, 12.7mm  5.7mm & 6.7mm each have 40 pieces per p...

Tinsel Blend Hairs are mixture of metallic fibers and some kinds have combinations of pearlescent and holographic fibers, and also they have ma...

A very strong, mixed, flat and twisted strands. Used on almost every style of flies. Soft, highly mobile with a pulsating action. Excellent sparkle...

Synthetic hairs for streamers, pike and saltwater flies. Soft, fiber. Gives volume to streamer at low weight.

Sybai Wiggly Worms is excellent material for tying Bloodworm pattern and next mall worm imitations. Effective patterns are using a singe worm or im...