Product Description
A unique custom mix that Hareline Dubbin developed along with fly designer Greg Senyo. We are not kidding when we say that Laser Dub has hundreds of uses for the contemporary fly tyer. Use it to make great looking bodies on nymphs and dry flies, or pick out some brighter colours to make your intruders and other steelhead patterns explode under water. For streamers, it can be used to make wings and collars, but it really seems to shine for making incredible veiled wool-style heads. It can be used as wings, collars, dubbed bodies or veiled-wool style heads. It is a mix of Ice Dub and 1-1/2″ acrylic staple fiber. A must for Salmon, Steelhead and saltwater patterns.
Specifications
| Component | Ice Dub and 1-1/2″ acrylic staple fiber |
|---|---|
| Best Uses | Nymphs, dry flies, steelhead patterns, streamer wings, collars, veiled wool-style heads |
| Target Species | Salmon, Steelhead, Saltwater |
FAQ
Can Laser Dub be used for making streamer wings?
Yes, Laser Dub can be used to make streamer wings.
Is this dubbing suitable for saltwater patterns?
Yes, it is a must for saltwater patterns such as salmon and steelhead.
What makes Laser Dub different from regular ice dub?
Laser Dub is a mix of Ice Dub and 1-1/2″ acrylic staple fiber, giving it brighter colors and enhanced structure for veiled wool-style heads and other detailed patterns.
Rose Vaughan –
I’ve been using Laser Dub for my steelhead patterns and it’s made a big difference in how the flies look underwater. The color pop is noticeable and the veiled wool heads turn out very natural. Great for streamers too.
Sam Taylor –
This dubbing works well on both nymphs and dry flies. The acrylic blend gives a nice texture and holds up well in saltwater conditions. I’m especially happy with the wing and collar applications.
Leonard Grant –
It’s a bit more expensive than standard dubs, but the results are worth it. I used it on a few intruder patterns and they stood out in the water. A solid choice for serious anglers.
Colin Avery –
The veiled wool-style heads I made with Laser Dub look authentic and catch the light well. It’s a must-have for anyone working on saltwater patterns.