Mcflyfoam Fly Tying Yarn


Sale price$4.99
Color: Yellow #23
Stock:
In stock (5 units), ready to be shipped

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Description

McFlyfoam Fly Tying Yarn is a polypropylene-based yarn. It comes in a wide variety of colors and has numerous uses. When not treated with a floatant, the yarn will absorb water and sink quickly.

Uses

Patterns and Tying Techniques - McFlyfoam can be used for indicators and para-posts on flies when treated with a floatant. It can also be used to create egg patterns and for crab flies. It serves as a substitute anytime yarn or wool is required.

Comparisons

McFlyfoam vs Hareline Polypropylene Floating Yarn - Both products are made of similar materials. McFlyfoam will sink when not treated and is available in more colors.

Example Flies

Patterns - McFlyfoam is most frequently used for egg patterns like the Glo Bug. It can also be used for parachute posts on dry flies like the Adams. The McCrab Fly is a saltwater crab pattern tied using McFlyfoam.

Pack Size and Physical Description

Approximate Dimensions - Individual fibers are roughly 6 inches in length.

Pack Size - The pack is 6x3 inches and about a half-inch thick.

**These sizes and dimensions may vary based on manufacturer changes**

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Crab bodies!

"Great material for building the raghead crab, the preferred fly of Yucatan permit!"

George S. (5/5)

McFoam

"Interesting product with some potential new uses"

Terry S. (5/5)

Mcflyfoam

"Haven’t used it yet."

Mike T. (5/5)

Great for egg patterns

"Very easy material to work with. Great for tying up egg patterns. I used the earth tone light yellow to tie up a sucker spawn pattern. Looks great when submerged under water. Would buy this foam again!"

207 A. (5/5)

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