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Kindale offers a wide variety of fly tying foam materials, including the in-demand High Density candy foam cylinders and blocks. These materials are versatile and easy to use, making them ideal for creating a range of different fly patterns.
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Breaking Strain
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Brown
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Crystal Flash
Deer Hair Colour
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Glo Brite Multi Yarn
Glo Brite Selection Size
Glo-Brite floss 25 yd
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Groovy Blob
Half Saddle Colour
Holo Straggle Colour
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Ice Dubbing Blends
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Peacock Dub Colour
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Scud Back
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Slotted Tungsten Bead Size
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Stonfo 634 Dubbing Clip Size
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Stripped Quill Colour
Super Stretch Floss Cololur
Superfine Dubbing
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UTC 70 Colour
UTC Ultra 140 Colour
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Veniards Feather Brooch Pin
Vicuna Dubbing Blends
Vicuna Irish Inspired Box
Vicuna Standard Dubbing
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W/Class FC 50m
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Whip Finish Tool
Worldclass v2 100m
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Which size Foam Cylinder do I need?
For foam cylinders, the size you choose often depends on the hook size and the type of fly you are tying. Here's a general guide for what size foam cylinder is suitable for specific hook sizes and patterns:
2.8mm - 3mm
Best for crane fly detached bodies and paraposts
Can also be used for the thorax cover on a balloon caddis
3.5mm
Ideal for larger paraposts and small foam beetle bodies
Can be used for tiny suspender buzzers
4mm
Suitable for small FAB blobs and suspender buzzers
5mm
Works well for small popper fry patterns or as a post on a suspender buzzer
Can also be used for size 10 FAB patterns
6mm
Great for smoker flies, popper fry, and FABs
7mm - 9mm
Perfect for large smoker patterns, popper fry, bass bugs, and large terrestrial patterns
These are general suggestions, but fly tyers may tweak sizes depending on personal preferences or specific fishing conditions.