Just Add H2O Angel Silk
Produced by Just Add H2O, Angel Silk is a synthetic fly tying material. It gives tiers a soft, flowing fiber mixed with fine strands of flash. It provides the lifelike movement of natural materials like marabou, but it lasts much longer. This material comes in many colors to match different baitfish and aquatic bugs.
This material stands out because of its length and built-in shimmer. It is longer than many similar synthetic fibers. This makes it perfect for tying large freshwater and saltwater flies. The built-in flash means you do not have to add separate shiny materials. This saves you time at the vise.
This material solves several common problems for a fly tyer. It resists tearing and breaking after a fish strikes. This extends the life of your fly. It also sheds water very quickly. This makes large baitfish and tarpon flies much easier to cast compared to natural materials that soak up water.
How to Use It
You can use this material for the wings and bodies of baitfish streamers, shrimp patterns, and large tarpon flies. To use it, simply tie it directly onto the hook shank. You can also layer it to build bulk without adding extra weight. Because the fibers are long and fine, you can taper the ends by pulling and tearing them slightly with your fingers. This pulling method creates a natural shape that swims beautifully in the water.
Why We Like It
We like how well this material holds up to toothy fish and harsh saltwater conditions. Natural marabou often clumps and matts after just a few fish, but Angel Silk keeps its shape and movement cast after cast. The built-in flash is subtle enough to look natural in clear water but bright enough to draw attention in stained conditions. We also appreciate the wide color range, which lets you match local baitfish or tie attractor patterns without hunting down multiple materials. For tyers working through batches of streamers or saltwater flies, the time saved by skipping a separate flash step adds up quickly. It is a workhorse material that earns its place in the bin.
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Just Add H2O Angel Silk
Just Add H2O Angel Silk
Produced by Just Add H2O, Angel Silk is a synthetic fly tying material. It gives tiers a soft, flowing fiber mixed with fine strands of flash. It provides the lifelike movement of natural materials like marabou, but it lasts much longer. This material comes in many colors to match different baitfish and aquatic bugs.
This material stands out because of its length and built-in shimmer. It is longer than many similar synthetic fibers. This makes it perfect for tying large freshwater and saltwater flies. The built-in flash means you do not have to add separate shiny materials. This saves you time at the vise.
This material solves several common problems for a fly tyer. It resists tearing and breaking after a fish strikes. This extends the life of your fly. It also sheds water very quickly. This makes large baitfish and tarpon flies much easier to cast compared to natural materials that soak up water.
How to Use It
You can use this material for the wings and bodies of baitfish streamers, shrimp patterns, and large tarpon flies. To use it, simply tie it directly onto the hook shank. You can also layer it to build bulk without adding extra weight. Because the fibers are long and fine, you can taper the ends by pulling and tearing them slightly with your fingers. This pulling method creates a natural shape that swims beautifully in the water.
Why We Like It
We like how well this material holds up to toothy fish and harsh saltwater conditions. Natural marabou often clumps and matts after just a few fish, but Angel Silk keeps its shape and movement cast after cast. The built-in flash is subtle enough to look natural in clear water but bright enough to draw attention in stained conditions. We also appreciate the wide color range, which lets you match local baitfish or tie attractor patterns without hunting down multiple materials. For tyers working through batches of streamers or saltwater flies, the time saved by skipping a separate flash step adds up quickly. It is a workhorse material that earns its place in the bin.
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Description
Produced by Just Add H2O, Angel Silk is a synthetic fly tying material. It gives tiers a soft, flowing fiber mixed with fine strands of flash. It provides the lifelike movement of natural materials like marabou, but it lasts much longer. This material comes in many colors to match different baitfish and aquatic bugs.
This material stands out because of its length and built-in shimmer. It is longer than many similar synthetic fibers. This makes it perfect for tying large freshwater and saltwater flies. The built-in flash means you do not have to add separate shiny materials. This saves you time at the vise.
This material solves several common problems for a fly tyer. It resists tearing and breaking after a fish strikes. This extends the life of your fly. It also sheds water very quickly. This makes large baitfish and tarpon flies much easier to cast compared to natural materials that soak up water.
How to Use It
You can use this material for the wings and bodies of baitfish streamers, shrimp patterns, and large tarpon flies. To use it, simply tie it directly onto the hook shank. You can also layer it to build bulk without adding extra weight. Because the fibers are long and fine, you can taper the ends by pulling and tearing them slightly with your fingers. This pulling method creates a natural shape that swims beautifully in the water.
Why We Like It
We like how well this material holds up to toothy fish and harsh saltwater conditions. Natural marabou often clumps and matts after just a few fish, but Angel Silk keeps its shape and movement cast after cast. The built-in flash is subtle enough to look natural in clear water but bright enough to draw attention in stained conditions. We also appreciate the wide color range, which lets you match local baitfish or tie attractor patterns without hunting down multiple materials. For tyers working through batches of streamers or saltwater flies, the time saved by skipping a separate flash step adds up quickly. It is a workhorse material that earns its place in the bin.
