online shopping

[bwillroll]

Not having a local fly shop close at hand is really inconvenient. It used to be so great to run down to H&H and get the materials that I needed. Now I have to drive down to Burlington to go to the Sportsman Warehouse to buy materials. I was hoping you guys might have some suggestions for any online fly tying material stores.

[mozart]

I usually buy off of eBay. Try wildernessangler.com which is based out of Gig Harbor. Their prices can be somewhat steep but you'll get the goods quick. Also check out Joe's where Toys R Us used to be. They don't have a huge amount of tying stuff but still a decent supply. Also, I've heard of another sports store in Lynden. I can't remember the name of it off hand but the store supposedly stocks quite a bit of tying equipment.

[bwillroll]

Thanks. I was just at Joe's yesterday, which is what prompted me to write this email. They have what I would consider a pathetic selection. thanks again though.

[desertman]

Try anglersworkshop.com I've used them for rod building suplies and they were at the fly tying expo in Albany. They are in Woodland.

[Dean Edwards]

Since the Morning Hatch closed, my closest shop is Puget Sound Fly Company, which I like. If you can not find the materials locally, I would try Anglers workshop, or Bob Mariotts store in southern california. Bob is an awsome flyshop. It is absolutly huge, and there service is great.

[Daryle Holmstrom]

http://www.flyfishusa.com/

Free shipping over $50

[Micke]

Have you try http://www.taimen.com/ or http://www.jsflyfishing.com/:)

[Fordham]

I like http://www.jsflyfishing.com as well. Shipping is 5 bucks but make they make it up with spending points and great discounts. They also carry silk (:

[flybill]

Nevermind, you started the other thread as well on Online Stores...