Mixed dubbing
The great properties of natural materials with the added appeal of synthetic fibres
- Hare hair + synthetic fibres
- Dry flies, emergers & nymphs
- Very soft
- Among the most used
- Hare hair + synthetic fibres
- ICE dubbing synthetic fibres
- Dry flies, emergers & nymphs
- Excellent glitter & flare
- Hare hair + synthetic fibres
- Dry flies, emergers and nymphs
- ICE dubbing synthetic fibres
- Made in Italy
- Icelandic sheep hair
- Very fine synthetic fibres
- Good water-repellent properties
- Dry flies, emergers & nymphs
- Alpaka fur + synthetic fibres
- Fairly long fibres
- Very soft
- Excellent buoyancy
- Rabbit hair + synthetic fibres
- UV-reactive synthetic fibres
- Dry flies, emergers & nymphs
- Soft and easy to work with
- Hare hair + synthetic fibres
- Short and somewhat stiff fibres
- Very visible glitter & flare
- Perfect for nymphs
- Cottoned rabbit hair
- Micro ICE synthetic fibres
- Very soft
- Discreet flash and flare
- Seal hair + synthetic fibres
- Water-repellent
- High buoyancy
- Perfect for dry flies
MIXED DUBBING
Mixed dubbing combines natural and synthetic hairs. The result is really very interesting because the mixture, besides being homogeneous, is really well made. The amount of synthetic fibres is very discreet and gives the natural dubbing the right brightness without having too much of an impact on the artificial fly, with the risk of scaring off suspicious fish.
Often having a few synthetic fibres inside the natural dubbing can really make a difference, making the fish curious and ensuring that among the various insects carried by the current they decide to take your imitation.
Mixed dubbing can also be attached to the tying thread without wax for a more compact result, or with wax for a softer, fluffier final effect. It is always possible to comb the dubbing with Velcro after it has been wrapped onto the hook, to increase its volume and give movement to your fly.
In our assortment there are many different combinations of natural hair and synthetic fibres to give you the widest possible choice of materials.
