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I'm interested in members' thoughts on synthetic dubbings that remain
most true to color when wet. I have problems in that I've purchased dubbing packs that are in the color I want and find that the color deepens considerably when wet. The result is a fly body that is much darker than I want it to be. Before tying this winter I will test all my packs (way too many after 25 years of tying) to see which brands seem most true to color when wet. This will help with the dubbing I have, but I'd like some guidance for future purchases when I can't wet before buying. Thanks, Jeff |
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![]() wrote when I can't wet before buying. for dry flies, WaterShed pretreating greatly reduces color change as it stops the dubbing from getting wet. |
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