Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn (Assorted Colours)
Unbelievably buoyant, and easy to see. Ultra Dry Yarn is a great option for post material, spinner wings, or sighters.
Ultra Dry yarn is a hollow fibre construction, high floating yarn, treated with our Ultra-Dry treatment process to give unparalleled buoyancy.
- Hollow fibre construction for high buoyancy
- Ultra-Dry treatment to prevent water saturation
- Crinkled appearance for increased grip on the surface film to further boost buoyancy
- Displays a natural sparkle & shimmer effect providing added attraction to your fly patterns
- A multi-purpose yarn perfect for all dry fly applications especially when you need something to float high
- 24 colours in the range, a mix of bright and natural tones
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Construction | Hollow fibre |
| Processing | Ultra-Dry treatment |
| Appearance | Crinkled, with natural sparkle and shimmer |
| Application | Post material, spinner wings, sighters, dry fly patterns |
| Colour Count | 24 assorted colours |
FAQ
What makes Ultra Dry Yarn more buoyant than other yarns?
The hollow fibre construction combined with the Ultra-Dry treatment process prevents water saturation, allowing the yarn to float higher on the water surface.
Can this yarn be used for spinner wings or sighters?
Yes, Ultra Dry Yarn is specifically designed for use in spinner wings and sighters due to its high buoyancy and natural sparkle.
Is the yarn suitable for all types of dry fly patterns?
Yes, it is a multi-purpose yarn ideal for all dry fly applications where high floating performance is required.
Diane Gibson –
Used this yarn for spinner wings on a recent dry fly outing. It floated beautifully and stayed high on the surface. The sparkle made the pattern stand out in the water. Great value for the colour variety and performance.
Dominic Alsop –
The crinkled texture gives a strong grip on the film, which helps keep the fly stable. I’ve used it in post material and it performs better than standard yarns. The 24 colours are a nice selection.
Austin Mitchell –
Works well for sighters and dry fly patterns. A bit more expensive than basic yarns, but the buoyancy is noticeable and the sparkle adds visual appeal.
Charles Vance –
Highly recommended for anglers who need reliable floating performance. The yarn doesn’t absorb water and stays buoyant even in still water conditions.