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Fly Tying Threads – Essential Component for Fly Construction

Fly tying threads are a fundamental element responsible for the construction of flies, ensuring durability and precision. In our store, we offer a wide selection of fly tying threads available in various thicknesses, colors, and strengths. Choosing the right fly tying thread has a significant impact on the effectiveness and appearance of the fly, making it essential to select the correct type of thread for a specific lure.

Our range includes threads of different thicknesses – from very fine 17/0 threads, ideal for delicate lures, to highly durable 580 denier threads used for creating larger and more demanding flies, such as streamers or predator lures.

Types of Fly Tying Threads in Our Selection

In our store, you'll find fly tying threads from renowned brands such as Sybai, Textreme, Uni Product, Veevus, and Wapsi. We offer threads in various thicknesses, strengths, and colors to meet the needs of both beginner and advanced anglers.

We also offer kevlar threads, known for their exceptional durability. Kevlar threads are resistant to stretching and abrasion, making them an ideal choice for large flies that require extra strength, such as streamers, pike flies, or saltwater flies.

Which Fly Tying Thread to Choose?

The choice of thread primarily depends on the size of the fly you plan to tie, as well as the technique and type of insect you aim to imitate. Fly tying threads vary in both thickness and strength, which is crucial for the final effect. Below, you’ll find a guide to help you choose the right leading thread for your flies.

Fly Tying Thread Thicknesses

  • Very Fine Threads – 17/0
    These ultra-fine threads are ideal for tying the smallest dry flies, nymphs, and delicate insect imitations. The thin thread allows for precise finishing and delicacy when creating the body, which is crucial for small lures.
    For flies in sizes #18 - #26, 17/0 threads allow for exceptional precision without adding bulk to the fly.
  • Fine Threads – 8/0 or 70 denier (den)
    Fine threads are ideal for tying small flies, such as dry flies, nymphs, or tiny insect imitations.
    For flies in sizes #16 - #24, 8/0 or 70 denier threads are the best choice. They ensure a subtle and aesthetic finish without overly increasing the bulk of the fly.
  • Medium Threads – 6/0 or 140 denier (den)
    These threads are the most versatile and work well for tying medium-sized flies, such as wet flies, nymphs, and streamers.
    For flies in sizes #10 - #16, 6/0 or 140 denier threads provide adequate strength, offering good control while maintaining a precise finish.
  • Thick Threads – 3/0 or 210 denier (den)
    Thick threads are ideal for larger flies, such as streamers, pike flies, saltwater flies, and large nymphs.
    For flies in sizes #6 - #10, 3/0 or 210 denier threads are an excellent choice. These threads are exceptionally durable and ideal for larger lures where a solid structure is needed.
  • Very Thick Threads – 580 denier (den)
    Threads with a thickness of 580 denier are exceptionally strong and ideal for large flies, such as saltwater streamers, predator flies, or pike lures. They provide great durability and allow for tying tough materials like fur or thicker feathers.
  • Kevlar Threads
    Kevlar threads are among the strongest available on the market, resistant to tearing, stretching, and abrasion. They are the perfect choice for creating larger flies for big fish where thread strength is crucial. Kevlar threads allow for tying lures that must withstand intense pulling.

Waxed and Unwaxed Fly Tying Threads

In our selection, you’ll find both waxed and unwaxed threads. Waxing threads increases material adhesion to the hook, which can facilitate control over the lure tying process. Waxed threads are popular among anglers who prefer thread stability during fly tying. Unwaxed threads, on the other hand, offer greater flexibility and reduced friction, allowing for more precise tying with smaller lures.

  • Waxed Threads – coated with wax, which increases their grip and makes it easier to control the tying process. This helps materials adhere better to the thread, allowing for easier body shaping of the fly.
  • Unwaxed Threads – smoother, reducing friction during tying, which can be helpful in more delicate fly constructions. They are excellent for situations where precise wrapping of the thread is crucial.

Fly Tying Thread Materials and Colors

In addition to thread thickness, the materials and colors of the threads play an essential role. In our store, you’ll find threads made from various materials, each offering different properties:

  • Nylon Threads – classic, flexible, and durable, hold knots well, available in a wide range of colors.
  • Polyester Threads – more resistant to abrasion and stretching, ideal for stronger lures.
  • GSP (Gel Spun Polyethylene) Threads – extremely strong, durable, and thin. Ideal for tying large, challenging lures, offering both high durability and delicacy.
  • Silk Threads – exceptionally delicate and aesthetic, ideal for tying classic fly patterns.

Why Choose Our Fly Tying Threads?

Our selection of fly tying threads guarantees quality and durability. Thanks to the variety of products available, you can tailor threads to your individual needs and tying techniques. We offer a wide range of thicknesses, colors, and materials to ensure that your flies are precisely crafted and ready to perform on any fishing ground.

If you want to create lures that are not only attractive to fish but also durable and finely crafted, we invite you to explore our extensive range of leading threads. Choose the right thread and enjoy the effectiveness of your flies in any conditions!

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