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Anthon Yarn is a synthetic fiber made up of lots of slightly wavy micro filaments. It is very thin and soft, which allows it to be tied very well to the hook shank using Standard 8/0, Standard 6/0 and Power Thread mounting threads. It lends itself well to combining with feathers, foam, dubbing, and other synthetic materials. Being a floating material it is ideal to be used in both hunting and imitative dry flies, to make either the wings or the indicator tuft in parachute patterns. For this last use we can see an emerger one such as the Parachute Rooster Quill, or the terrestrials such as the Fly Ant and the Eddie's Bugger, and imitative flies such as the March Brown Parachute. It can also be used "flat" in spent dressing, or, by combining it with tungsten beads to counteract their buoyancy, in nymphs patterns to create the colored spot of the tail, or to imitate the head of a peeping caddis. An alternative use is also to tie small and medium streamers always to make colored spots or bodies and also to make the imitation of the gills or colored parts of small fish as seen in Eddie's Baitfish Streamer.

Pack: 8 mt.

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