Six stages. One unwavering standard.
We engineered our process to deliver thousands of identical flies — and to fail loudly when one isn't. Here's how a Wema fly is made.
Material Selection
Hooks, threads, hackles, dubbings and synthetics are inspected and graded against a written material standard before they enter production.
Pattern Design
Reference flies and tying notes are locked. Critical proportions, finishes and tolerances are defined for each pattern.
Hand Tying
Trained tiers produce each fly individually at a vise — no shortcuts, no machine tying. Output is logged per tier, per pattern, per day.
Quality Inspection
In-line spot checks at 10% and 50% completion, then a final 100% pre-pack inspection. Patterns that miss spec are pulled and re-tied.
Packaging
Sleeves, blister cards, fly boxes or bulk poly bags — branded with your label or unbranded for re-packaging.
Export Preparation
Commercial invoices, packing lists and certificates of origin prepared. Courier or freight forwarder booked. Tracking sent on dispatch.