Veniard Easy Tie Brushes are fine wire brushes made with blended pearl, antron and UV fibres. If you struggle to use dubbing, or are just looking for a quick alternative for tying up a bunch of bugs in a little time, these are easy to use alternatives for fly bodies, nymph collars and similar applications. These brushes give a great effect when brushed out! Allows you to add a quick collar to a small nymph, or use it for the entire body on a slightly larger hook. Veniard Easy Tie Brushes are great for giving emergers a little extra movement and even as under-bodies on wets and streamers for added dimension and texture. If you don’t know which dubbing brushes you will need, the Veniard Bumper Pack Brushes might be worth looking at as a great starting point for a range of colours and sizes for a variety of flies. 10 x 15cm pieces per packet There have been major changes since then with the arrival of synthetics, genetic hackles and specially designed tools. But through all this Veniard’s have and still remain one of the top fly tying suppliers in the world. Their range of fly tying dubbing materials, including the Veniard Easy Tie Brushes listed here, is a great addition to the Troutlore store, helping us offer Australian fly tiers even more dubbing varieties than ever before. Of course, if you want to create all sorts of natural looking streamer fly patterns, then our ever growing range of natural hairs and furs is the ideal place to start for something different to the synthetic option. Don’t just settle on looking in the Hare & Rabbit category when you’re chasing quality winging and body furs, check out the Specialty Species Category of the Troutlore Flytying Store as well. Plus, we keep a great selection of Calf and Bucktail as well, in a big range of colours to take care of your freshwater and saltwater flytying needs. If you can’t find a product you are specifically looking for, get in touch and we will see if it can be sourced, and kept in stock. Plus, you can keep up to date with new releases through our newsletter and social media outlets.
