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About J. Stockard Fly Fishing
J. Stockard Fly Fishing is the go-to place for high-quality fly tying equipment, materials, and supplies. Our collection includes well over 10,000 materials, hooks, tools, and more, and it is organized to make it easy to find what you want. We offer a comprehensive selection of materials, including hair and fur, feathers, synthetics, dubbing, thread, and anything else you might need to stock your tying bench. Whether you are looking for dry fly hooks, nymphs, barbless, or big game hooks, we have got you covered. We offer fly tying equipment, materials, and supplies from the top brands, including Hareline, Wapsi, Mustad, Daiichi, TMC, Semperfli, Whiting Farms, Metz, and more. Check out our selection today!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Fly Tying and Our Fly Tying Supplies
What types of fly tying supplies do you offer at J. Stockard Fly Fishing?
At J. Stockard Fly Fishing, we aim to carry the most comprehensive selection of fly tying supplies. Our extensive selection includes essential items such as assorted hooks, threads, bobbins, and vises to provide a solid foundation for constructing various fly patterns with precision and detail.
In keeping with the evolving trends in fly tying techniques and materials, we also offer innovative products such as UV resins, specialty tools, and tungsten beads that enhance the durability, realism, and effectiveness of the tied flies. Whether you are looking to tie classic dry flies, nymphs, streamers, or saltwater patterns, we provide a diverse range of supplies to inspire creativity and experimentation.
Our commitment to delivering top-notch products and exceptional customer service makes J. Stockard Fly Fishing a go-to destination for fly tiers seeking premium supplies to elevate their tying experience and angling success.
What materials are available to create different fly patterns?
We offer a wide range of materials for creating various fly patterns. You’ll find natural items like rabbit fur, deer hair, and peacock herl, as well as synthetic materials from adhesive eyes to Z-Yarn. We also offer a wide selection of feathers, including grizzly hackle and saddle hackle, perfect for tying dry flies and streamers. Foam materials are available for tying buoyant flies, while tungsten slotted beads and wire are essential for weighted patterns like nymphs and jigs.
We even have specialty hooks, materials, and supplies like tube fly vise attachments, articulated shanks for game changers, and crappiejig tying material. Our range of materials and fly fishing supplies ensures that you have everything you need to tie a variety of flies, from delicate dry flies to durable saltwater patterns.
How can I maintain and organize my fly tying tools and materials?
To keep your fly tying supplies, tools, and materials organized, we recommend using a tool caddy and clear plastic containers for easy access and visibility. Labeling each container with the type of material (e.g., saddle hackle, Veevus thread, dubbing) will make it easier to find what you need during your tying sessions.
Organizing your tools with something like Hareline's Foamanizer and regularly cleaning them, especially scissors and vises, will ensure they last longer and perform better.
What is the best way for a beginner to start fly tying?
For beginners, starting with a fly tying kit is an ideal way to get into the craft. At J. Stockard, we offer kits that include all the essential tools and materials you need to start tying basic patterns. Our beginner kits typically come with a vise, bobbin, scissors, hooks, thread, and feathers. Our kits focus on foundational materials to help you develop your skills.
Once you’ve mastered basic dry flies, nymphs, and streamers, you can explore more advanced techniques like the tube fly and game changer with materials available in our comprehensive inventory.
Do you offer any discounts or sale prices?
Yes, we frequently offer discounts on a wide variety of fly tying supplies and fly fishing supplies. We feature a "This Month’s Deals" section where you can find current promotions, such as discounts on top hook brands, tying materials, and tools. Our Frequent FLY-er program also rewards loyal customers with 3% back on purchases.
What are the best fly patterns for specific fish species?
Different fish species respond to particular patterns at different times of year in different locations. It's all about what the fish happen to be eating at the time you're fishing. J. Stockard Fly Fishing has the fly tying gear you need to tie flies to target whatever you're angling for, from essential trout, bass, and salmon to exciting pike, musky, tarpon, and everything else.
For trout, effective patterns include woolly buggers, pheasant tail nymphs, and hare’s ear nymphs, which use materials like saddle hackle, tungsten beads, and rabbit fur. Bass, on the other hand, including smallmouth bass and peacock bass, are often attracted to larger streamers tied with bucktail or synthetic foam poppers. For salmon, consider being ready with eggs, shrimp, and tube flies made with some of our synthetic fibers. For saltwater big game, giant synthetic streamers and articulated flies will be your best bet.
Our diverse inventory makes finding fly tying supplies for any species easy.
What are the benefits of joining the J. Stockard mailing list?
By joining the J. Stockard Fly Fishing mailing list, you’ll receive regular updates on new products, updated sale prices, and exclusive discounts. You’ll be among the first to hear about new arrivals, limited-time promotions, and seasonal tying recommendations. Our mailing list is a great way to stay informed about everything happening at J. Stockard Fly Fishing.
How do I place an order on J. Stockard Fly Fishing, and what are the payment options?
Placing an order on J. Stockard Fly Fishing is simple. Browse our extensive range of fly fishing equipment through our menu and select the items you want by adding them to your cart. When you're ready to checkout, click on the cart icon and follow the steps to enter your shipping and payment information.
We accept various payment methods, including major credit cards and PayPal. Once your order is completed, you'll receive a confirmation email with your order details and tracking information. Our secure checkout process ensures your personal information is protected.
What essential fly fishing tackle do I need to get started with fly fishing?
To start fly fishing, you'll need some basics--proper casting gear, including a quality fishing rod and fishing reel, fishing line, and a selection of flies tailored to your target species and environment. A drag system on your reel is also helpful for handling stronger fish. Additional essentials, like waders and polarized sunglasses, are highly recommended for river navigation and for spotting fish beneath the water.
Saltwater fly fishing, especially for species like bonefish, requires gear that can withstand saltwater conditions. Opt for a corrosion-resistant reel with a smooth drag system and a fishing line designed for saltwater. A strong, durable braid is often a good choice for both your main line and leader. For your fly fishing outfit, our saltwater jig fly tying supplies and materials are excellent for crafting flies suited to saltwater species.
How can I maximize the durability of my flies?
For maximum durability, nylon thread combined with a small amount of cement or silicone can help keep materials securely attached, especially for flies that undergo heavy use. The cement reinforces thread wraps to prevent unraveling, while silicone can add a layer of water resistance, which is especially beneficial for dry flies, which will stay buoyant longer.
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