Loose Wool Packs “Roll Your Own”
Pleasure to Cast – Light and natural – casts like a dry fly
Stealthy – Lands gently – doesn’t spook trout
Super Sensitive – Shows even the most subtle takes
Bristly Holds its Shape – Sheep bred to produce wool with these properties
Mixed Colors – Has all colors: Stealthy White, Anti Glare Black, Bright Florescent Green and Hi-Vis Orange
Stealthy White – Fish don’t notice this color – looks like white foam
Anti Glare Black – For those days when the water is bright or reflective
| Color | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Stealthy White | Subtle presentations in clear water |
| Anti Glare Black | Reflective conditions or bright light |
| Bright Florescent Green | High visibility in low light or murky water |
| Hi-Vis Orange | Easy to see when rolling or handling |
FAQ
What makes this wool different from other fly fishing wools?
This wool is bred from sheep specifically for its lightness, natural cast, and ability to hold shape. It lands gently and doesn’t spook trout, offering superior sensitivity and stealth.
Can I use any of the colors for dry fly patterns?
Yes, all colors are suitable for dry fly patterns. Stealthy White and Anti Glare Black are ideal for natural, subtle presentations, while bright colors can be used for visibility during setup or in low light.
Is the wool durable after repeated use?
The wool maintains its shape and sensitivity after multiple casts, thanks to the natural bristly texture and sheep breeding process.
Ian Robertson –
The wool casts smoothly and lands quietly. I’ve used it in both clear and reflective waters and the fish don’t seem to notice it. The white color blends perfectly with the surface.
Frank Avery –
Great for beginners and experienced anglers. The sensitivity is noticeable—small takes are easy to detect. I keep the black and white for most of my trips.
Joshua Lyman –
Works well in most conditions. The green and orange are useful for visibility when rolling, but I prefer white and black for fishing.
Thomas Hemmings –
The wool holds its shape even after many casts. It feels natural in the hand and casts like a dry fly without splashing or spooking the fish.