Firehouse Red Flat
4″ Banded Bandaboo trolling fly mylar skirt material in Firehouse Red Flat pattern. Perfect for salmon and trout trolling flies.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Width | 1 yard |
| Pattern | Firehouse Red Flat |
| Material | Mylar skirt |
| Use | Salmon & trout trolling flies |
FAQ
What is the exact color of the Firehouse Red Flat pattern?
The Firehouse Red Flat pattern is a solid red with a flat, uniform appearance designed to mimic natural water conditions for trout and salmon.
Is this material suitable for both salmon and trout?
Yes, this banded mylar skirt is specifically designed for use in salmon and trout trolling flies.
How should I store this material to maintain its quality?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent degradation of the mylar surface.
Felicity Mitchell –
The Firehouse Red Flat material is vibrant and holds up well in cold water. I used it for a trout trolling setup and caught several fish. The banded pattern looks natural and the mylar is durable.
Justin Powell –
Good quality material with a consistent color. Works well in my trolling flies. A bit stiff when first pulled, but softens after a few uses. Satisfied with the performance.
Carol Tucker –
Used this for a salmon pattern and it performed well in the river. The red color stands out without being too flashy. Easy to cut and attach to the fly body.