Ice Dub blends fine synthetic fibers with Mylar tinsel for a sparkle that reads as scale and iridescence, not solid glitter — dub it by hand, in a loop, or off the thread into a nymph body, streamer head, or dry-fly flash accent. Specifications Available In: single packs and a 12-color dispenser (standard and UV-reactive shades) Material: Mylar-infused synthetic fiber Application: hand, dubbing loop, or direct off-thread Best for: nymph bodies, streamer heads, and flash accents on dry flies, equally suited to freshwater and saltwater patterns. Looking for a different texture: Senyo's Laser Dub gives a more translucent, buggier blend for the same synthetic-dubbing slot, and Super Fine Dry Fly Dubbing is the lower-flash, finer option for dry-fly bodies that need to float clean. Tyers use it for nymph bodies where a baitfish or scud profile calls for built-in flash, for streamer heads and collars that need to catch light in the water column, and as a sparse topping over dubbing or CDC to bring flash to dry flies without overloading the pattern. The 12-color dispenser puts a full range in one container for tyers who blend shades at the vise, while single packs suit tyers committed to one or two go-to colors. Standard and UV-reactive options cover both clear-water sight patterns and low-light or stained-water applications where UV shades still draw attention.
