Hareline Dubbin Krystal Flash

This fly-tying material is comprised of fine strands of reflective mylar that imitate the way light reflects off the scales of fish. The colorful strands produce a lifelike appearance that's irresistible to many species of game fish. It's often used to create the wings, tails, and bodies of streamers and other types of flies, creating a flashy and attractive appearance that can stand out in murky water.

Unlike natural fibers, which can become waterlogged and lose their shape, Krystal Flash retains its reflective properties even when wet. It's also resistant to fading and damage from the sun and other environmental factors, making it a practical choice for anglers looking for consistent results. It can be cut to any length or shape, and its synthetic fibers mean that it does not break or fray as natural fibers can. Whether you're tying flies for freshwater trout or saltwater game fish, the material is versatile and effective and can help you create patterns that are sure to entice almost any fish.