Hareline Mayfly Tails Lt. Dun Black Barred
The best material for mayfly tails
Really makes your fly tails stand out.
Nylon fibers for tailing on dries.
Treated with Water Shed for floatability.
| Material | Nylon fibers |
|---|---|
| Feature | Water Shed treatment for floatability |
| Use | Tailing on dries |
FAQ
What is the primary use of these mayfly tails?
These tails are primarily used for tailing on dries to enhance the appearance and floatability of the fly.
Are the tails treated for water resistance?
Yes, the tails are treated with Water Shed for improved floatability on the water.
What type of nylon is used in the tails?
The tails are made from nylon fibers specifically suited for mayfly tailing on dries.
Eric Young –
These tails add a natural look to my dry flies. The water shed treatment helps them stay on top of the water, which is perfect for dry fly fishing in still waters. Easy to attach and consistent in performance.
Claire Springer –
Great quality for the price. The black barred pattern stands out well in the water. I’ve used them on several dry fly patterns and they hold up well in light rain.
Lisa Wallace –
The floatability is excellent thanks to the water shed treatment. I noticed a clear difference in how the flies behave in the water compared to other tail materials I’ve tried.