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Premium alpaca dubbing — hand-blended in South Africa.
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Precisely carded and blended to the perfect prime dubbing. 4 Ranges, each with 6 shades of natural blended colors. Soft Grey, Dark, & Light Brown and Seasonal Hatch

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The Fly Dressing Encyclopedia

Fly tying and fly fishing posts

Tie your First Fly – Guide

SFA Winter Flyfishing Competition hosted at Oxbow Country Estate (11 July 2026)

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Fly Tier vs. Fly Tyer or just Fly Dresser

Fly fishing, a pursuit that blends artistry and skill, draws enthusiasts from all corners of

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Why Alpaca Dubbing Enhances Hopper Patterns

Dressing Alpaca Dubbing on hopper body fly patterns, gives the fly more natural movement in

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Meet the Alpacas

Alpaca fiber has quickly become a favourite among fly tiers who value natural materials and

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Barometric Pressure

Does Barometric Pressure Actually Affect Fishing? | The Scientific Truth

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Trout Food

Trout don’t just “eat bugs” — they have distinct preferences. Understanding the major insect groups

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Classic Fly Patterns 2

Getting the silhouette correct is very important for fly tying because it affects the fly's

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Classic Fly Patterns 1

Explore classic fly patterns and learn how traditional designs are used in fly fishing to

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Para Post Yarn

Para post yarn is is a synthetic, waterproof, and buoyant yarn. It is essential for

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Fly Tying Hooks

A guide to fly tying hooks, including sizes, materials, and uses, to help you choose

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Flash Materials for Fly Tying

Learn how flash materials are used in fly tying to add attraction, movement, and realism

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Mop Chenille

Mop chenille is a soft, thick, and fluffy synthetic material used in fly dressing to

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fly tying copper wire used for ribbing and weighting a fly pattern

Fly dressing Copper wires

Fly tying copper wire is essential for ribbing and weighting flies. Discover sizes, uses, and

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Pros and Cons of Using Fly Dressing Wax

Pre-waxed thread prevents fraying and makes materials easier to hold. Unwaxed thread may be preferred

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Thread Sizes: The Aught and Denier system summary

When selecting thread sizes, consider the fly's size, the hook size, and the materials you're

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