Tiemco Aero Dry Wing Fine
If you’re chasing proper float and clean, upright wings on your dries, this is hard to beat.
Tiemco’s Aero Dry Wing Fine is a hollow polypropylene wing material that’s lighter than water (specific gravity 0.68) and doesn’t absorb moisture. The hollow core traps air, helping your flies stay riding high even after a few fish or rough drifts through broken current.
This is the finer version of the standard Aero Dry Wing — perfect for smaller patterns, more delicate profiles, and tidy parachute posts where bulk is the enemy.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Hollow polypropylene |
| Specific Gravity | 0.68 |
| Moisture Absorption | None |
| Best Use | Small patterns, delicate profiles, parachute posts |
FAQ
What makes the Aero Dry Wing Fine different from the standard Aero Dry Wing?
The Aero Dry Wing Fine is a finer version designed for smaller patterns and delicate profiles. It has a reduced bulk, making it ideal for tidy parachute posts where a clean, upright float is essential.
Does the wing material absorb moisture?
No, the Aero Dry Wing Fine does not absorb moisture, maintaining consistent float and performance in varying conditions.
Is the wing lighter than water?
Yes, the specific gravity is 0.68, meaning it is lighter than water and floats naturally.
Amelia Hardacre –
Used this for small dry flies in riffles and it stayed upright even after being tugged by current. The float is clean and the wing doesn’t sag. Great for subtle presentations.
Megan Thomson –
Perfect for delicate patterns. The fine profile gives a natural look and stays high on the water. No moisture issues even after a few drifts.
Rachel Skinner –
Works well in light currents. A bit more fragile than the standard version, but ideal for small flies where bulk isn’t desired.
Nicholas White –
The float is consistent and the wing holds shape well. I’ve used it in both stillwater and moving water — performs reliably.