Materials Purchased?

[bebo33]

I've found most of the products I use on Ebay. I'm fairly new to tying jigs, but wondered where some of you guys buy your chenille, hackle, and marabou? I've got a couple shops close to my house in Cullman (Mary Carters, The Fly Shop) that sell a few things, but for the most part I'm limited. The Fly Shop is a little pricey, but they have a better selection. Any info would be great! Thanks again!

[Len]

A number of members here sell jig tying materials and all are great people!!!


Crazy Angler Your here look no more

[skiptomylu]

There are just about endless places that can be found with a simple search on the internet, but Crazy Angler is good and I buy things from where I find what I want. Crazy Angler has lots of things and probably at a fair price. I do buy some things from him.

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[waxnslabs]

A number of members here sell jig tying materials and all are great people!!!


Crazy Angler Your here look no more

Great place to get tying materials. Just find the item number and add a short description with your name, address, and email in the order box. Shipping is quick.

[oldwun]

We have family in Cullman as well as Hanceville. When I am down there I usually got o GM in Huntsville and pick up a few supplies.. I know you are not in a hot fly fishing area. Does Acadamy Sports in Decatur carry any of that stuff. There is always Netcraft. get online and order a catalog and you can see what you are getting.

[grubfarmer67]

Crazy Angler/grandpabobs:d:d:d

[shipahoy41]

You have a BPS in Leeds. I also buy a lot from Janns Netcraft or Barlows.

[Crappiekiller3]

Crazy Angler is my first choice and he is much cheaper than most fly shops.
In addition to quick shipping, cheap prices and being a great guy to deal with
he has the latest and most innovative materials I have found. The owner, Bob Howell is not only an ex tool and die guy but a creat crappie fisherman
as well. He uses what he sells and will not B.S. you.