Chenille with the combination of translucent, silver and UV fibres.

Chenille with translucent hair of the same colour as the chenille core.

Epemera Yarn is great for Klinkhamer styles and Nymph bodies. Virtual Nymphís Ephemera yarn is a perfect flytying material for instant segmented fly bodies.

This fritz is great for adding to the front or back of the blob fly, or even many lure patterns.

These classic chenilles are not enhanced with any materials to improve their effectiveness. This however does not mean that the flies made of them are not effective. They are essential for making many types of streamers and still water lures. Besides, some currently used flies can be made of them, like nymphs, caddis fly pupae etc.

This is a chenille with approx. 5 cm long fibres. It is designed for tying of simple and striking streamers. In combination with shiny materials we can make a very effective flies for catching all species of predatory fish.

These chenilles are made from two types of threads - first the thread with a iridescent shine and second the thread without a shine. Chenilles are used especially for tying of large flies such as the pike streamers and lures.

These chenilles distinguish themselves with a soft but ultraviolet (frosty) glitter, which is a very effective light reflector. These chenilles are used especially for lures such blobs and boobies, but also for streamers for rainbow trout or patterns for steelhead and salmon.

These chenilles are made of similar materials to classic chenille but have a sparkling lustre. Also the type of their use is identical. The only difference is the colour spectrum. The Hends Flash Chenilles are almost exclusively designed for making various types of still water flies.

Luminous Chenille is a combination of fibres with a luminescent and iridescent effect. It enables us to use flies made from this material both for fishing in normal conditions and in particular, conditions of low visibility in the water, where the luminescent fibres of the chenille glow after its previously activated by light.

Those chenilles are combined from several sorts of materials. It has been thus created a very interesting material with a wide use for making of many sorts and types of flies. Smaller diameters may be also used for flies of wooly buger type.They are used especially for making of flies, such as streamers and lures.