Fly Tying

[trout fanatic]

I don't know how to drop the link for you but flytyingworld.com also has a wealth of patterns (alphabetical order too). As far as buying locally, I think there is a major shop in Lawrence (I believe it is called Yagers (sp)

[Luke]

As far as buying materials online, I have used both J Stockard and Hook and Hackle and I was pleased with the service from both places.

[DoveTail]

I haven't heard of the 2 listed links above, those look good.

I have used Feather Craft, very nice folks there:

http://www.feather-craft.com/

[Krash7172]

Soggy, I'm in Leawood also. Ditto on K&K.

http://www.kkflyfisher.com/

[RainbowHunter]

I'm from Belton and I always went to a place over on 95th and Mission called The Fishing Hole for most all my tying stuff. It's in the shopping center directly across the street from the old Ranchmart bowling alley on the bottom level and the guy that runs the place is really helpful with any of the dumb questions I've ever come up with.

[Krash7172]

The Fishing Hole is still at Ranchmart?!?!?! I bought my first spinning reel there 25 years ago!! They moved across the street south of 95th? I tried to stop in several yrs ago and they were gone. I live on Mission road out south.

[RainbowHunter]

The Fishing Hole is still at Ranchmart?!?!?! I bought my first spinning reel there 25 years ago!! They moved across the street south of 95th? I tried to stop in several yrs ago and they were gone. I live on Mission road out south.

Yep, as far as I know the place is still there. I haven't gone out there to get anything for a few months now, but it was in the shopping center on the south east corner of 95th and Mission on the lower level right next to the doors that lead out to the parking garage in back of that shopping center. I think it's called Fincke's Fishing Hole?

[outdoorman]

feather craft has up date there site. it a lot nicer that the old format they were using. another good site is http://www.fishusa.com