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		Quantity
White	Fine		182630 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Yellow	Fine		182631 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Brown	Fine		182633 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Red	Fine		182629 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Olive	Fine		182634 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Black	Fine		182632 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Ginger	Fine		916390 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Blue	Fine		1041337 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
White	Medium		182636 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Yellow	Medium		182637 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Brown	Medium		182639 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Red	Medium		182635 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Olive	Medium		182640 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Orange	Medium		691351 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Black	Medium		182638 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Light Gray	Medium		461596 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Ginger	Medium		916391 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Blue	Medium		1041338 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock
Purple	Medium		591391 Your Price: $2.79 In Stock

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Traditional body typing material
Velour texture
Creates a segmented appearance

This Chenille Tying Material is a traditional body winding material for wooly worms, wooly boogers, crappie jigs, and other subsurface patterns. Plus, our Chenille's velour texture creates a segmented appearance while increasing fish-attracting flash. Approximately 15 feet of Chenille per card.

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Rated 5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.

Rated 5 out of 5 by FlyFishingDevil Good product These chenille are must have for any tier. I use them as body of many flies including wooly buggers. The fine chenille can be used for san juan worms. March 2, 2010

Rated 5 out of 5 by waveman47 Great product With many uses, especially on buggers, this chenille is great. Lots of colors and variations. November 4, 2009

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Does this cheneille fade after being in the sun

3 years, 7 months ago

fishallthetime3

- southwest PA

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I have not had that problem.

3 years, 2 months ago

FlyFishingDevil

- Baltimore, MD

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I have not noticed any fading on the flies I tie. It does get worn from toothy critters biting it and it takes a beating from the streambeds.
I hope this was helpful.

3 years, 6 months ago

waveman47

- Western NY

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