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Hook and Hackle Mucilin Line Dressing – Green & Red Pot Fly Line Conditioner

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $13.99.Current price is: $7.35.

Enhances fly line float and performance with premium Mucilin conditioner for dry fly floats.

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Mucilin Line Dressing by Hook and Hackle

Mucilin is the classic English fly line conditioner used for fly line and fly flies. The Green Pot Mucilin is a solid paste blend of silicone and Mucilin, perfect for dressing modern fly lines. The Red Pot Mucilin is a solid paste of non-animal fat line dressing for use with traditional silk and modern plastic fly lines. Both products make a great dry fly floatant for foam dries.

  • Made in the UK
  • Easy to carry slim, flat container
  • Green pot contains silicone
Product Type Description
Green Pot Mucilin Silicone and Mucilin blend; ideal for modern fly lines
Red Pot Mucilin Non-animal fat paste; suitable for silk and plastic fly lines

FAQ

What is the difference between Green Pot and Red Pot Mucilin?

Green Pot Mucilin contains silicone and is designed for modern fly lines. Red Pot Mucilin is a non-animal fat paste suitable for both traditional silk and modern plastic fly lines.

Is Mucilin safe for use with all types of fly lines?

Yes, both Green and Red Pot Mucilin are compatible with a range of fly lines, including silk and plastic lines, and work well as floatants for dry flies.

Where is Mucilin Line Dressing produced?

Mucilin Line Dressing is made in the UK.

3 reviews for Hook and Hackle Mucilin Line Dressing – Green & Red Pot Fly Line Conditioner

  1. Deirdre Hunter –

    I’ve used both green and red pots for years. The green one works great with my modern fly lines, giving a smooth, consistent finish. The red pot is perfect for traditional silk lines. Easy to carry and applies evenly. A reliable staple in my fly fishing kit.

  2. James McLean –

    The red pot performs well with my old silk lines. It doesn’t leave a greasy residue and helps the line float better in still water. The green pot is a bit more slippery, but still effective for modern lines.

  3. Steven Hill –

    I switched from a different conditioner to Hook and Hackle’s Mucilin. The green pot is very easy to use and gives a clean, even coating. Works well with my foam dry flies. Highly recommended.

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