Hareline Extra Select Craft Fur – Dark Colours
Hareline Extra Select Craft Fur – Dark Colours is a premium synthetic tying material featuring long, soft and highly mobile fibres. It is designed for tying saltwater streamers, pike flies, freshwater predator patterns, tube flies and a wide variety of modern baitfish imitations. The Dark Colours range is ideal for imitating gobies, sculpins, leeches and other dark forage species, making it an excellent choice for fishing in stained water, overcast conditions or low light.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Premium synthetic fibres |
| Type | Extra Select Craft Fur |
| Fibre Length | Approximately 8–10 cm |
| Patch Size | Approximately 12–15 cm |
| Applications | Streamers, baitfish patterns, tube flies, wings and tails |
| Best Used For | Freshwater and saltwater predator flies |
| Manufacturer | Hareline Dubbin |
What is Hareline Extra Select Craft Fur?
Extra Select Craft Fur is a versatile synthetic material appreciated by fly tyers for its lifelike movement and exceptional versatility. Individual fibres can be removed to create streamer wings, incorporated into a dubbing loop or dubbing brush, cut into strips for articulated patterns or wrapped as a synthetic hackle. Thanks to its natural profile and minimal water absorption, it is an outstanding material for tying large predator flies.
Key Features
- Long, soft and naturally mobile fibres.
- Suitable for a wide range of tying techniques.
- Minimal water absorption for easier casting.
- Easy to comb, trim and shape.
- Blends perfectly with Flash materials and other synthetic fibres.
- Creates bold, highly visible silhouettes for predator flies.
Ideal For
- Goby, sculpin and leech imitations.
- Pike streamers.
- Saltwater streamers.
- Tube flies.
- Fishing in stained water, overcast conditions and low light.
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FLYFISHING.BG RECOMMENDSUse the Dark Colours to build the back, lateral line or the entire silhouette of your streamer. Combined with a light-coloured belly and a few strands of Flash, they create a strong natural contrast that often triggers more aggressive strikes in stained water and low-light conditions. |
