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¿Por qué necesitas rosca 6/0?
Si estás empezando con moscas de trucha en tallas 4-20, tu hilo 6/0 funcionará bien. Si estás atando chinches de bajo, chinches de lana, cabello hilado y así sucesivamente, nuestro 3/0 es el billete. Algunas personas atan todos sus secados con 8/0, pero se necesita algo de práctica
¿Por qué necesitas hilo fuerte?
No importa para principiantes o maestros al atar algunas moscas complicadas, el hilo roto significa reiniciar, lo que perderá mucho tiempo. Este juego de combinación de hilos utiliza fibra personalizada, que tiene alta resistencia, asegurando que puedas completar el atado suavemente sin romper el hilo.
¿Por qué necesitas hilo de 6 colores?
· Diferentes moscas necesitan diferentes combinaciones de colores para mostrar efectos perfectos. Los 6 colores de este juego son los más utilizados. Pueden satisfacer el 98% de tu amarre de moscas.
Fácil de usar
· Un hilo fuerte para tallas 4-20, vuela con resistencia a la rotura de 35 onzas
Hilo de atar moscas vivo y vibrante
Crea lazos de pesca con mosca que son absolutamente irresistibles para que obtengas más picaduras
Hilo clásico para atar moscas
· Tamaño: 6/0 150 yardas
MikeDevo
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de diciembre de 2024
Great color assortment for the price. Thread was easy to use and tied up great. Highly recommend if you are looking to try different color patterns without spending a fortune on fly tying materials.
Retired engineer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de diciembre de 2024
Good basic 6 color assortment of fly tying thread.I found it to seem a little "ropey" almost like sewing thread and somewhat resistant to flattening by untwisting. They do not specify what fibers are used. Polyester? cotton? nylon? It is shiny so I assume polyester.Using a little handheld microscope, I compared this Lurelink 6/0, 120 denier thread in red to a Danville Flymaster 6/0, 80 denier waxed nylon thread (rust color on the right). As you can see from the photos, the Danville is a bit more rounded off the spool and the fibers separate much easier. I simply ran my fingernail down the the last 1/4" or so of the thread to separate and untwist. The Lurelink thread did untwist but did not separate as readily. It appears the Lurelink has a higher number of fibers which I assume would be normal for a higher denier thread.This Lurelink thread does work fine for tying, the spools are typical size and fit well in bobbins. The price at less than $3 for 150 yds is a bit more (disregarding shipping) than the Danville 200 yard spool.The ad says "Why need 12 color thread?" Then only six colors are provided or available. I'm going to reduce 1 star for the construction, unknown material, and another for the lack of color selection that is available with most fly tying threads.
PVD
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de diciembre de 2024
This seems like good thread. You get 6 spools of 150 yards each, in 6 colors. It is all size 6/0. Seems to be of good quality.
Adam S.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de noviembre de 2024
threads are such a nuanced thing for fly tying...some brands make good and bad thread depending on the person using it and their personal preferences. For simple nymphs and dries, this thread works great.
darrel
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de noviembre de 2024
this assortment of threads is a good choice for your fly tying kit. It comes with 6 different colors which are all useful colors for different fly patterns. the thread is thin and perfect for tying smaller flies yet it is a fairly strong thread that will not easily beak off on you. If you have bought fly tying threads you know that this is a really reasonable price for 6 spools of thread and these spools of thread are good quality. I am happy with the color choice and the quality therefore gave it 5 stars
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