Midge, about 2 mm thick Cactus chenille

Chenille is the friend of the busy fly fisherman. It is also a very useful material when fly tying large quantities of flies in a short period of time.


And this cactus chenille is also a good material for catching fish.

The thicker, rougher fibers push the water, while the finer fibers sway subtly, and the fibers reflect diffusely, making them more appealing.



The way to use it is to use it in a marabou pattern.

It can be used in a variety of ways, such as rolled as the body of a marabou pattern or rolled round like an egg pattern, and is easy to tie!

This material can be used for a variety of purposes, such as wrapping the body of a marabou pattern, wrapping it round like an egg pattern, or even wrapping it round like an egg pattern. Moreover, this material has a good bite, so much so that fish often swallow it if it has a good texture. In clear water, the transparent shine of the material naturally appeals to fish. In murky water, the cactus-like body creates waves in the water, which appeals to fish.





Try rubbing the cactus chenille with the palms of your hands before tying to randomize the direction of the hair tips and make the reeling more beautiful. Of course, it works well in any field, fresh or saltwater, not just tube fishing. For example, it can be applied to the bodies of standard patterns such as woolly buggers, zonkers, and Matsukas, as well as salmon flies, sea candy flies, and warm water flies.



Like Ice Chenille with pearlescent fibers
which make it sparkle.



Like Ice Chenille with pearlescent fibers
which make it sparkle.

If we are out of stock, it will be ordered from overseas.



If the manufacturer has it in stock, it will take about 2 weeks to arrive.