Turrall's Fly Foam

A thin but strong 2mm dense foam.

Suitable for forming insect bodies as seen on Chernobyl Ants.

12 X 8 cm patch

Fly tying foam is a versatile material used in fly fishing to create a variety of fly patterns, particularly those designed to float on the water's surface. It's an essential component for crafting topwater flies, such as poppers, hoppers, and foam beetles, among others. Here's a detailed look at its purpose, benefits, and uses in fly tying

Ease of Use 

Foam is relatively easy to cut, shape, and attach to hooks, making it a user-friendly material for both novice and experienced fly tiers. It can be layered, shaped, and even combined with other materials to create complex patterns.

Make Amazing Topwater Flies

foam is primarily used in tying flies that float, such as poppers for bass or Pike fishing, foam beetles for trout, and surface patterns for Chub and Carp. These flies often mimic insects and other creatures that are part of the fish's surface diet.