Spirit River | Sparkle Yarn - Yellow

Spirit River UV2 Roe Yarn • Alpharetta Outfitters GA

Yellow Orange Yarn

is useful for many tying applications. It is a 3-ply synthetic yarn that looks like wool but with slightly more shiny filaments. It is great for

Sparkle Yarn

This is our favorite egg material. You can tie over 100 eggs with one pack once you get the hang of it. Simply tie in the yarn much like you do a chenille and give 2-3 wraps around your hook of choice - ours is a curved shank 1-2X strong hook. Easy as that, you've got an egg! This material gives you the bulk you want in an egg, but allows the fly to sink faster and get in the zone compared to traditional yarn eggs.

UV2 Roe Yarn - fl Salmon Egg

This is our favorite egg material. You can tie over 100 eggs with one pack once you get the hang of it. Simply tie in the yarn much like you do a chenille and give 2-3 wraps around your hook of choice - ours is a curved shank 1-2X strong hook. Easy as that, you've got an egg! This material gives you the bulk you want in an egg, but allows the fly to sink faster and get in the zone compared to traditional yarn eggs.

UV2 Roe Yarn - fl Salmon Egg

Spirit River 55084 Синтетическая пряжа UV2 Sparkle Yarn

Sparkle Emerger Yarn - Guided Fly Fishing Madison River, Lodging

Lite Brite has numerous uses from a dubbing or flash material to enhancing various patterns. This version is available on hanks.

Spirit River Hanked Lite Brite - Color Black Hills Gold

UV2 SEAL-X ICE DUBBING BLEND – Kick’s the standard UV2 Seal-X dubbing up a notch with the addition of sparkling Ice Dub. COLORS: (1)Green-Lantern,

spirit river UV2 Seal-X Ice Dubbing Blend

Crinkly trilobal antron fibers, dyed to match mayfly and caddis emerger colors and packaged as a hank. This fly tying material has movement to add life to your emerger patterns, and a lot of sheen to catch the light so your target fish notices the fly.

Hareline Sparkle Emerger Yarn - Amber

This is our favorite egg material. You can tie over 100 eggs with one pack once you get the hang of it. Simply tie in the yarn much like you do a chenille and give 2-3 wraps around your hook of choice - ours is a curved shank 1-2X strong hook. Easy as that, you've got an egg! This material gives you the bulk you want in an egg, but allows the fly to sink faster and get in the zone compared to traditional yarn eggs.

UV2 Roe Yarn - fl Salmon Egg