Fulling Mill Super Suede Chenille - Micro - Black


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This guide is for fly tiers seeking a high-quality, versatile chenille for creating realistic and effective flies. The key benefit is its dense suede texture and micro-diameter, ideal for small, lifelike patterns. A potential caveat is the need for tapering using a flame, which requires care. Fulling Mill Super Suede Chenille is known for its top quality and adaptability, featuring a 1mm diameter perfect for imitating natural food sources or creating compact bodies. It's available in a wide range of colors and comes in 5-meter packs.
| Model Part Number | M4603165 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fulling Mill |
The Micro Suede Chenille has a diameter of 1.0mm.
While it's designed for micro flies, you can combine it with other materials or use multiple wraps to build up bodies for slightly larger flies, though it's best suited for smaller sizes.
Use a lighter flame and pass it very briefly and quickly over the end of the chenille. This melts the fibers to create a tapered point. Practice is key to mastering this technique.
Each pack contains 5 meters of chenille yarn.
Yes, Fulling Mill Super Suede Chenille is also available in a 'Small' size (1.5mm diameter) and comes in a wide range of colors.
It is perfect for tying small nymphs, larvae, San Juan Worms, Greeny Weenies, Palomino style flies, and micro-streamers.
Ensure your tying thread is firm and the chenille is not being pulled too tightly. A small amount of head cement or UV resin applied to the thread base before wrapping can help secure fibers.
Practice with short, quick passes of the flame. The goal is to melt and taper, not to burn through the material. Use a sweeping motion rather than holding the flame in one spot.
Experiment with different wrapping densities and consider tapering the body as described in the 'Setup' section for a more natural profile. Ensure the color choice matches the local forage.
Setup:
Compatibility:
Care: