Fly Tying Materials


Slotted Tungsten Beads
From $3.95
Tungsten Beads 25-Pack
From $7.95

1 review
Hareline Ice Dubbing
$3.25

2 reviews
Brass Beads
$2.95
Ultra Wire
$2.45
X-Select Strung Marabou
From $4.15

1 review
Krystal Flash
$4.50

2 reviews
Marabou: Premium 4"-5" Strung
$4.15
Hollow Body Tubing
$2.50
Ultra Chenille
From $1.75 $2.75
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Super Fine Dubbing
$2.25
Fulling Mill Colored Slotted Tungsten Beads - 25 Pack
$10.25

1 review
UTC Ultra Thread 140-Denier
$2.65
Pine Squirrel Zonker Strips
From $4.95
Hareline Extra Select Craft Fur
$4.95
UTC Ultra Thread 70-Denier
$2.65

1 review
CDC Feathers
$3.50
Large Northern Bucktail
From $13.95

6 reviews
Senyos Laser Dub
$2.95
1/8" Rabbit Hide Strips
$3.25
Fish Skull Living Eyes
$4.50

1 review
Polar Chenille
$3.95

2 reviews
Magnum 1/4" Rabbit Strips
$3.25

1 review
Palmer Chenille
From $2.95

Fly Tying Materials

Precision begins at the vise—and it always has. Since 1955, Feather-Craft has been the foremost supplier of fly-tying materials and tools, outfitting generations of tiers with the components that turn ideas into fish-catching patterns. Our Fly Tying Materials collection reflects that legacy, bringing together the most trusted natural and synthetic materials in the sport.

Here you’ll find everything required to build flies from the ground up: beads, brushes, epoxies, flash, foam, hair, fur, gooks, threads, and advanced synthetics, alongside essential vises, lights, kits, and tying tools. Every material is selected for consistency, durability, and how it performs both at the bench and in the water—spinning clean heads, flaring predictably, and moving with lifelike action under tension.

We proudly carry materials from the industry’s top brands, including Hareline Dubbin, Fulling Mill, MFC, SemperFli, Wapsi, and more ensuring true colors, reliable sizing, and professional-grade quality across every category. Whether you’re tying classic dry flies, technical nymphs, or modern articulated streamers, these are the materials serious anglers trust.

Stock your bench with fly tying materials backed by decades of experience and proven on the water. When craftsmanship matters and fish are selective, start with the materials that have defined fly tying since 1955.