BRUSHES - CHENILLES - SYNTHETIC FIBERS
Endless creativity with our synthetic tying materials
We offer a large selection of different chenilles, brushes and synthetic fibres that allow you to tie a wide variety of fly patterns and create fantastic effects. These fly-tying materials are by no means only suited for large streamers, where they add volume, a natural profile, attractive light reflections and seductive movement to the fly. Fine chenille strands, for example, are often used as extended bodies for delicate dry flies, while other chenille materials are commonly used for Stillwater flies, fish egg imitations and many other modern fly patterns. Brushes with their long, fine fibres are ideal for tying large and lively streamers for predatory fish. Synthetic fibres, on the other hand, are extremely versatile materials that can give countless fly patterns that special extra touch. Here you will find materials with very different properties in a huge range of colours, allowing you to make your self-tied flies even more effective.
BRUSHES, CHENILLES & SYNTHETIC FLY TYING FIBRES
MODERN MATERIALS WITH ENDLESS CREATIVE POSSIBILITIES
Few material groups have influenced modern fly tying as much as chenilles, brushes and synthetic fibres. They combine minimal weight with impressive volume, outstanding movement and eye-catching light reflection, giving fly tyers almost unlimited freedom when creating patterns for every fishing situation. From delicate dry flies to large predator streamers, these versatile materials have become an essential part of contemporary fly design.
In this category, you'll find premium chenilles, versatile brushes and high-quality synthetic fibres in a wide variety of colours, textures and fibre lengths for virtually every tying technique and application.
MAXIMUM VOLUME WITHOUT EXCESS WEIGHT
One of the greatest advantages of synthetic materials is their exceptional volume-to-weight ratio. Long, lightweight fibres create full-bodied fly patterns without adding unnecessary weight to the hook. This gives streamers a highly natural swimming action while making even larger flies noticeably easier to cast.
Depending on the material, you can create slim baitfish profiles or large, bulky silhouettes, allowing every pattern to be tailored to imitate specific prey or produce a desired underwater behaviour.
LIGHT, FLASH AND MOVEMENT THAT TRIGGER STRIKES
Many modern synthetic fibres have been specifically engineered to reflect light in different ways. From subtle shimmer to intense flash, they produce constantly changing reflections that imitate the scales of baitfish or the natural sheen of aquatic insects. At the same time, the fine fibres respond to the slightest water movement, creating an incredibly lifelike appearance.
This unique combination of flash and movement makes synthetic materials a favourite choice not only for pike, trout and perch streamers, but also for countless Stillwater and saltwater fly patterns where visibility and movement are equally important.
FAR MORE THAN JUST STREAMER MATERIALS
Although brushes and long synthetic fibres are often associated with large streamers, their versatility extends much further. Different chenilles are widely used for nymphs, egg patterns, Stillwater flies and modern dry flies with extended bodies. Synthetic fibres can also be incorporated into wings, tails, bodies and countless other fly components.
With such a broad selection of colours, fibre densities and textures available, it's easy to find the perfect material for almost any fly pattern—from subtle natural imitations to brightly coloured attractor flies.
DESIGNED FOR TODAY'S MOST INNOVATIVE FLY PATTERNS
Brushes, chenilles and synthetic fibres offer fly tyers an exceptional level of creative freedom. By combining different materials, it's possible to fine-tune volume, translucency, movement and colour to achieve exactly the desired effect. This flexibility has made synthetic materials an integral part of many of today's most successful fly patterns.
Whether you're tying a delicate grayling nymph, a highly buoyant dry fly, a colourful Stillwater pattern or a large articulated predator streamer, modern synthetic tying materials allow you to create durable, highly effective flies with outstanding movement and limitless design possibilities.