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| Black |
| Chartreuse |
| Olive |
| Red |
| Worm Green |
| Yellow |
| Orange |
| Peacock Green |
| Apple Green |
| Dark Brown |
| Rust |
Danville Chenille
| White is also available! |
| Insect Green |
It's tying season!! And who else but us would be crazy enough to LOWER prices during peak demand?
We've taken some highly used products and REDUCED them for a limited time. We expect (hope) that
inventory may be in tight supply, so if items are unavailable, check back in a few days!!
We've taken some highly used products and REDUCED them for a limited time. We expect (hope) that
inventory may be in tight supply, so if items are unavailable, check back in a few days!!
We get asked all the time, what is the difference in the Danville
threads. The difference is primarily in the weight and thickness of the
thread. Danville 6/0 70 denier is the lightest of the group. It's ideal for
#14 and smaller flies. Perfect for low bulk and it lays flat beautifully.
Danville 140 is a great thread for building bulk faster and for larger
flies, terrestrials or tying hair down. Danville 210 is the heaviest and
strongest thread. Great for building big, bulky flies, salt water patterns
or cinching down hard on material.
threads. The difference is primarily in the weight and thickness of the
thread. Danville 6/0 70 denier is the lightest of the group. It's ideal for
#14 and smaller flies. Perfect for low bulk and it lays flat beautifully.
Danville 140 is a great thread for building bulk faster and for larger
flies, terrestrials or tying hair down. Danville 210 is the heaviest and
strongest thread. Great for building big, bulky flies, salt water patterns
or cinching down hard on material.