Learn what 6/0, 8/0, 10/0 and 12/0 mean in fly tying thread, why a higher number means finer thread, and how the Aught system differs from Denier.
Learn what Denier means in fly tying thread, what values such as 30D, 70D and 140D tell you, and why Denier is not a measure of thread strength.
In fly fishing, the thickness of the tippet is often indicated by the so-called X system (e.g. 3X, 4X, 5X, etc.).
In this article we will look at the main types of dubbing, their characteristics and how to choose the right material according to the fly pattern, fishing conditions and desired effect.
In recent years, the variety of artificial fly tying threads has really been huge. We will try to make a very simple table that will bring at least some clarity to the threads that we offer and for which we have any data at all.
One of the best options for storing and arranging mounting lines for tying artificial flies are plastic boxes made for wobblers. They are perfect as diameters for the internal divisions and the bobbins line up very well in them.
