Just Add H2O Lively Legs Crustacean Brush
Liven up almost any pattern in your box with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush from Just Add H2O. Combining Just Add H2O' synthetic fibers with micro rubber legs and spinning it up on a thin steel wire, these brushes are durable, shed water easily, and provide all of the rubber-legged motion that you need to fool tough species. Crustacean Brushes come in two sizes–.5” and 1”--and each pack contains two 12” strands, allowing you to tie a ton of flies. Their wide range of colors has you covered whether you’re tying small ghost crabs or working on a fresh shrimp pattern for the first new moon of the season.
Uses
Just Add H2O' Crustacean Brushes are mostly used for tying bodies/thoraxes on various crustacean patterns. Whether you’re imitating forage like crayfish, shrimp, crabs, or lobster, these brushes are sure to give you all of the leggy movement that you need without any hassle.
Comparisons
Enrico Puglisi' Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes are a good alternative to the Lively Legs Crustacean Brushes. Both of these options feature a steel wire holding together rubber legs and a synthetic material, allowing them to be used almost interchangeably. However, there are a few differences in that the choice of synthetic material used in the brush is a bit different and the color/size options vary between these two products. Another difference is that with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush, you get two brushes; with the EP Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes, you get six. Both are reliable products for tying a wide range of crustaceans, so regardless of your choice, it' hard to go wrong.
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Just Add H2O Lively Legs Crustacean Brush
Just Add H2O Lively Legs Crustacean Brush
Liven up almost any pattern in your box with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush from Just Add H2O. Combining Just Add H2O' synthetic fibers with micro rubber legs and spinning it up on a thin steel wire, these brushes are durable, shed water easily, and provide all of the rubber-legged motion that you need to fool tough species. Crustacean Brushes come in two sizes–.5” and 1”--and each pack contains two 12” strands, allowing you to tie a ton of flies. Their wide range of colors has you covered whether you’re tying small ghost crabs or working on a fresh shrimp pattern for the first new moon of the season.
Uses
Just Add H2O' Crustacean Brushes are mostly used for tying bodies/thoraxes on various crustacean patterns. Whether you’re imitating forage like crayfish, shrimp, crabs, or lobster, these brushes are sure to give you all of the leggy movement that you need without any hassle.
Comparisons
Enrico Puglisi' Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes are a good alternative to the Lively Legs Crustacean Brushes. Both of these options feature a steel wire holding together rubber legs and a synthetic material, allowing them to be used almost interchangeably. However, there are a few differences in that the choice of synthetic material used in the brush is a bit different and the color/size options vary between these two products. Another difference is that with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush, you get two brushes; with the EP Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes, you get six. Both are reliable products for tying a wide range of crustaceans, so regardless of your choice, it' hard to go wrong.
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Liven up almost any pattern in your box with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush from Just Add H2O. Combining Just Add H2O' synthetic fibers with micro rubber legs and spinning it up on a thin steel wire, these brushes are durable, shed water easily, and provide all of the rubber-legged motion that you need to fool tough species. Crustacean Brushes come in two sizes–.5” and 1”--and each pack contains two 12” strands, allowing you to tie a ton of flies. Their wide range of colors has you covered whether you’re tying small ghost crabs or working on a fresh shrimp pattern for the first new moon of the season.
Uses
Just Add H2O' Crustacean Brushes are mostly used for tying bodies/thoraxes on various crustacean patterns. Whether you’re imitating forage like crayfish, shrimp, crabs, or lobster, these brushes are sure to give you all of the leggy movement that you need without any hassle.
Comparisons
Enrico Puglisi' Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes are a good alternative to the Lively Legs Crustacean Brushes. Both of these options feature a steel wire holding together rubber legs and a synthetic material, allowing them to be used almost interchangeably. However, there are a few differences in that the choice of synthetic material used in the brush is a bit different and the color/size options vary between these two products. Another difference is that with the Lively Legs Crustacean Brush, you get two brushes; with the EP Tarantula Hairy Legs Brushes, you get six. Both are reliable products for tying a wide range of crustaceans, so regardless of your choice, it' hard to go wrong.
