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Product information "Veniard XXL Fibre Streamer Brush UV black barred"
UV materials are an important component of modern fly tying. The reflection of this light spectrum can have a huge effect on predators. Therefore, Veniard XXL Fibre Black Barred UV provides every type of streamer with that certain something.
These are very robust material strands with one-sidedly connected, approximately 5cm long fibres. A very thin core leads to less build up and makes this material incredibly easy to work with. Hence, the application area of these strands is enormous:
XXL Fibre Black Barred UV is ideal for all sorts of streamers. For example, the head region of pike streamers or zander and perch flies in general. But, this stuff won’t just lead to bended rods in Europe. Outstanding steelhead and king flies can be tied with this superb material. In fact, you can use it to target all kinds of fish that grow big and strong in the Pacific Ocean to offer us unforgettable fights in North American rivers.
Details:
- Four strands per pack with one-sidedly connected fibresThin core makes it very easy to process
- Black Barred colouration with UV components
- Length of strands (4 pcs/pack): approx. 15 cm
- Length of fibres: approx. 5 cm
About Veniard:
Veniard has been one of the leading suppliers of high-quality fly tying materials since 1923. From its beginnings - collecting feathers at London markets. Veniard has developed into a global supplier with a wide range of products for fly tiers worldwide. Today the company employs over 15 people and remains one of the most important names in fly tying. Even almost 100 years after it was founded by the Veniard brothers.