UV ICE DUB – Hareline Fly Tying Dubbing Material – 21 Colors Available NEW!

# **How to Choose UV ICE DUB – Hareline Fly Tying Dubbing Material – 21 Colors Available NEW!**

As an avid fly angler, selecting the right dubbing material can make all the difference in creating effective, lifelike flies that attract fish. One of the most innovative products on the market today is **Hareline’s UV ICE DUB**, a premium synthetic dubbing that offers incredible UV-reflective properties, durability, and a wide range of colors. With **21 vibrant shades** now available, this material is a must-have for any fly tyer looking to enhance their patterns.

In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about **UV ICE DUB**, including its key features, how to choose the best color for different fishing conditions, and tips for tying with it effectively.

## **Why Choose UV ICE DUB?**

UV ICE DUB stands out from traditional dubbing materials for several reasons:

1. **UV-Reflective Properties** – Many fish, including trout, bass, and panfish, can see ultraviolet light. UV ICE DUB’s unique composition reflects UV rays, making your flies more visible underwater, especially in low-light conditions.

2. **Synthetic & Durable** – Unlike natural fur dubbing, this synthetic blend resists water absorption, keeping your flies buoyant and maintaining their shape longer.

3. **Easy to Work With** – The fine fibers blend smoothly, allowing for tight, consistent dubbing loops and smooth bodies on nymphs, emergers, and dry flies.

4. **21 Color Options** – From natural insect imitations to bright attractor patterns, Hareline’s expanded color selection ensures you’ll find the perfect match for any hatch or fishing scenario.

## **How to Select the Right Color for UV ICE DUB**

Choosing the best shade depends on the **target species, water conditions, and the type of fly you’re tying**. Here’s a quick breakdown:

### **1. Natural Insect Imitations (Trout & Panfish Flies)**
– **Olive, Tan, & Gray** – Ideal for mayfly nymphs, caddis larvae, and midge patterns.
– **Peacock & Black** – Great for stonefly nymphs and leech imitations.
– **Pink & Cream** – Perfect for egg patterns and scud imitations.

### **2. UV-Attractor Patterns (Bass, Steelhead, & Saltwater Flies)**
– **Electric Blue, Fire Orange, & UV Purple** – These high-visibility colors trigger aggressive strikes in murky water or low-light conditions.
– **Chartreuse & Hot Pink** – Excellent for streamers and baitfish patterns.

### **3. Seasonal & Water Clarity Considerations**
– **Clear Water** – Stick to natural, muted tones like **Brown, Olive, or Gray**.
– **Stained/Murky Water** – Brighter UV-reactive colors like **Yellow, Orange, or Green** increase visibility.
– **Winter Fishing** – Subtle UV-reflective colors (e.g., **Ice Blue, Pearl**) can mimic sluggish baitfish and midges.

## **Tips for Tying with UV ICE DUB**

1. **Use Sparingly** – A little goes a long way; over-dubbing can make flies too bulky.
2. **Mix Colors** – Blending different shades (e.g., **Olive + UV Green**) creates depth and realism.
3. **Wax Your Thread** – Helps the dubbing adhere better for a smoother body.
4. **Experiment with Loops** – For segmented effects (like on nymphs), try a dubbing loop technique.

## **Final Thoughts**

Whether you’re tying **nymphs, streamers, or dry flies**, **Hareline’s UV ICE DUB** is a game-changer. Its **UV-reflective properties, durability, and extensive color range** make it a top choice for fly tyers targeting everything from trout to bass.

Next time you’re at the vise, grab a few shades of **UV ICE DUB** and experiment—you might just discover your new go-to fly pattern!

**Tight lines and happy tying!**

*— KyleBooker Pro Fishing Team*

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