Betts’ Tailing Fibers by Umpqua
Nylon tail material that is thinner than hackle stems and practically unbreakable. Ultra thin, they have a fine tapered point. Perfect for tailing mayflies but also can be used as antennae.
Available Colors
| Color |
|---|
| Brown |
| Cream |
| Dark Dun |
| Ginger |
| Mahogany |
| Medium Dun |
| Olive |
| White |
| Mixed |
FAQ
Are Betts’ Tailing Fibers suitable for use with all types of mayflies?
Yes, these fibers are specifically designed for tailing mayflies and work well with a variety of fly patterns due to their thin, durable construction.
Can these fibers be used as antennae in fly tying?
Yes, in addition to tailing mayflies, Betts’ Tailing Fibers can also be used as antennae in fly tying due to their fine tapered point and strength.
What makes these fibers more durable than other tail materials?
The fibers are made from nylon and are thinner than hackle stems, which contributes to their strength and resistance to breaking during use.
Maria Lambert –
I’ve been using these tailing fibers for several seasons now. They hold up well in both stillwater and moving water conditions. The thinness and strength make them ideal for mayfly patterns. Easy to work with and consistent in color.
Amy Reid –
Great quality and reliable performance. I use them for both tailing and as antennae. The fibers don’t fray and stay intact even after repeated casting.
Stewart Hardacre –
Solid product. The colors match well with my mayfly patterns. A bit more expensive than some alternatives, but the durability justifies the price.
Kevin King –
Perfect for fine-tuning my dry flies. The tapered point allows for precise placement when tying. I’ve not had a single fiber break during use.