Welcome,

Tube flies are exactly what they sound like.... They are tied
up on a tube instead of a standard hook shank. Tubes are
thicker than a
conventional fly, an attribute most steelhead
and salmon fishermen find desirable.
Hook size and style can
be varied for whatever situation you are fishing. Single,
double and even treble hooks (regulations permitting) are all
possibilities. Since the hooks are not part of the fly there is
no chance of the hook rusting before the fly has seen its end.
There are also more hook-ups with tubes. With the fly and
the hook being separate, when you set that hook the leverage
of having a long shanked fly is eliminated. Of course this
helps you hold on to more fish after hook-up as well.

There has been a recent “awakening” in the fly tying
industry to the concept of tubes. Tube flies have been around
for some time now, particularly in Europe. It's only recently
that they have been successfully fished on the west coast of
Alaska, Washington, B.C., and Oregon. Several fly tiers
(including ourselves) have been developing both new and
traditional fly patterns and putting them on tubes. The only
problem is that (to our knowledge) they are not yet readily
available in fly shops and very limited choices are available
on the net.

We have now had several successful years on the Internet
selling quality salmon and steelhead flies and other fly
fishing related sporting goods. Our original fly shop,
ADIPOS FLYTYTING , now offers over 165 different
steelhead and salmon
fly patterns. Fly tying has become
much more than a hobby to us!

We have broken our Tube Flies into the following
categories....

Juri Shumakov                    Bottle Tube Flies




Spey                                      Steelhead




Atlantic                                   Salmon   




Saltwater                               Alaskan     




Tapered Tubes                         Heron Speys




Selections                              Flex Tubes




Wiggle Tubes                           Intruders         




Russian Bullets






All of our patterns are available on either plastic, aluminum,
copper, stainless steel, or brass tubes in various sizes. Our
lightest flies are tied on
plastic tubes, many of our customers
find these most useful for waking flies or any situation that
calls for a low water pattern. Our
plastic tubes also have the
slimmest profile.

The next jump in weight goes to
Aluminum tubes. These flies
are still extremely easy to cast, though they do sink at a
much faster rate than traditional plastic tube flies. Our
heaviest selection of steelhead tube flies are the
copper,
stainless steel, and brass variations. The copper is slightly
heavier than the brass and they both sink at extremely fast
rates. Matching these tube flies up with an ultra fast sink
tip will get you to holding salmon and steelhead in almost
any water condition. We also offer patterns that use
bottle
tubes and flies tied on Juri Shumakov tubes. These tube flies
are unique in that most of the weight is at the back of the
fly, giving a smaller head. Many fly fishermen swear by
bottle tubes too for their hooking abilities as well as the fact
that you can have an extremely large profile fly on a very
small tube.

For ease of navigation, all of our pages have two navigation
sections. The navigation bar at the top of every page allows
you to learn more about our company. The navigation bar to
the left of every page is where you can learn more about the
products we have to offer. We know that many of our
customers are not comfortable ordering over the Internet. To
make the process run smoother for those who are a bit
apprehensive, please feel free to give us a call at
1-800-572-7493.
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Chum Salmon
The Canadian Tube Fly Company
Chinook Salmon on the fly
Salmon and Steelhead Tube Flies
Salmon on the fly
Juri Shumaokv Tube Fly Patterns
Bottle Tube Fly Patterns
Spey Tube Flies
Steelhead Tube Flies
Atlantic Tube Fly Patterns
Freshwater Salmon Tube Flies
Salt Water Tube Flies
Alaskan Tube Flies
Tube Fly Selections
Winters Hope
Salt Water Tube Flies
If you have not seen
this book yet....it is
a must! A new
"Bible" for all things
Tube
Flies....Co-authored
by our good friend
Bob Kenly!
John Nagy

The fourth edition of a
fantastic great lakes steelhead
book. John offers 28 superb
tube fly patterns in this new
version!
A Quick
Note

We are now in
our
busy time
of year again
as orders for
Summer and
Fall fishing
trips stack up.
W
ait time for
flies are
now
3-4
weeks.

All tying
s
upplies will
be shipped
next business
day.

Fly Shops, be
sure to check
out our new
dealer
program.


All of our
tying kits
come ready to
hang.
Get your shop
on board with
tubes today!