its basically a chenille the length of the each piece is 33inchs long and the average width seems to be an inch to an inch and a half long so besides this being possible to use on subbugs it does also open up the possibility's to god knows how many designs for a normal pike fly from sparkly body's to big flashy heads i think this could be a winner ............................
theres a full range of all the colours you would expect for tying pike flys and they are very vibrant as well a welcome addition to any fly
the length of fibres is the key to this stuff i think they got it spot on
mmmmmmm olive perch anyone
below the chartreuse is awesome i can already think of quite a few uses for it so where can you get it well piketrek of course i have been in formed it will be available from Thursday evening but if you go to the site you can always give them a phone and also remember they do ship worldwide
*BREAKING NEWS*
I GOT HOME FOR A COUPLE HOURS IN BETWEEN SHIFTS AND GOT TO TIE A FEW FLIES WITH IT
AWESOME CHECK BACK TOMORROW FOR THE RESULTS
mcfluffchucker (no Friends what so ever and clueless barf barf barf)
(a cave in Scotland)
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So what is this "stuff" called?
I've used a similar material for collars and hackles on steelhead flies. I'm looking forward to what you are going to come up with using this stuff.
hi jeff not sure what they are calling it but ill stick a link up on the blog as soon as they have it on the site
i could see the application for steelhead flies with it
all the best
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