Fulling Mill Super Suede Chenille Micro - White

It is primarily used as a fly tying material for creating the bodies of various artificial flies, such as San Juan Worms, Greeny Weenies, and larva imitations.

'Micro' refers to the diameter of the chenille, which is 1.0mm, making it suitable for smaller fly patterns.

You can taper the end of the chenille by briefly passing it through a lighter flame. This melts and shapes the fibers into a cone-like form. Be cautious and practice first.

While this specific product is 'White', the Super Suede Chenille range comes in 20 different colors, including Black, Olive, Chartreuse, Blood Red, and Tan, among others.

Each pack contains 5 meters of chenille yarn.

While it's excellent for freshwater patterns, its density and color options might also make it suitable for certain saltwater baitfish or worm imitations, depending on the fly design.

Yes, the dense suede texture provides good durability for flies, helping them withstand multiple fish encounters.

Use a very sharp pair of fly tying scissors. For ends that will be tapered, the lighter method helps seal them.

Practice on a spare piece first. Apply heat from a lighter briefly and evenly. Avoid excessive heat which can melt the entire chenille or cause it to burn.

Ensure you are using the Micro (1.0mm) diameter. For even smaller flies, consider splitting the chenille strands if possible, though this material is quite dense.