Hello, this is BC FLYFISHING on line. Here you can check out some of 
our many flyfishing needs and accesories. If you are interested in buying 
any of our stuff just send me an e-mail and I'll tell you how to go 
about getting it. Thank you for shoping at BC FLYFISHING.
          Sincerly,
            The Flyguy


  Here are some of the materials & tools we have to offer:
  
necks
peacock eyes & herel
dubbing
goose biots
mustad hooks ( sold by 25 count )
bobbins
hackle plyers
scissors



       All your fly tying materials and fly tying tools. 
     ( please note )  We are an Authorized Cortland Dealer.

      -Just click on the link below to see a full list

  I am also hoping to help people who are intersted in getting into
fly tying/fishing. So I an offering to anyone who would be interested, a chance to sign
up for my classes. There are still some openings left.
So if your in the New York area or don't mind travling to New York send me an
email and I'll let you know how to sign up.
  Also if you would like information on fishing hot spots for the Deleware River 
east and west branch in Deleware County. or the Susquehanna River in Broome County N.Y.
just send me an email and I will be glad to help in any way possible.

  

virtual flyshop

very nice helpful site

fly's r us

another nice site(very helpful)

Fly Fishing travel online

title tells you what it's about

Fly fishing network

all about fly fishing

dave's place

what a helpful guy

david jennings homepage

must see sight(fishing hot spots)

kirt's fishing page

a fishing page

trout unlimited

trout unlimited home site

cortland line company

cortland line offical home site

fly&field site index

lots and lots of stuff

killroys fly tying

one word !WOW!-must see great site

robs flyfishing page

very nice site

ralps fishing page

must see site for any fisherman

the flyman's realm

like fly fishing? then stop in here and take a look!!!

fly fishing on the WWW

tons of info and links

fly realted links

lots of links

This is the tip of the week section. Check back each week to see our new tip. Tip #2- Make sure your head cement is thin when applying it to dry flys so it soaks into the fly and the hackle.