Great saltwater and big bug thread
Danville 210 Denier Flat Waxed Nylon is a strong thread that works very well on saltwater and large fresh and warmwater flies. It lies flat, it traps materials very well, and it has a nice little sheen to it.
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Danville 210 Denier Flat Waxed Nylon
$3.59
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Features
- 210 denier flat wax nylon thread
- Great for saltwater and large fresh and warmwater flies
- Very strong, lays flat
- Traps materials very well
Recommended with Danville 210 Denier Flat Waxed Nylon
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Donald Rogers –
What type of line is this, I mean is it the leader or the line that floats
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Mike P –
Hi Donald, so this product is used for fly tying and is neither of what you mentioned on fly rod combos.
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Michael Douglas –
Grace to you.What is the width of this flat blk nylon please? Than you.
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Mike Mastropasqua –
Blair, yes we’ve signed you up to receive an email when red is back in stock. Make sure to make an account when you order it, so that you can sign yourself up for stock notifications in the future!
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blair garrison –
can you email me when you get red danville “red” 210 denier flat waxed nylon thread in stock. thankyou
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Mike P –
Hi Michael, so, unfortunately, you can’t get an accurate measure of the width of this thread. Depending on how tight you spin or how flat it is it will vary. It is 210 Denier breaking strength, perfect for saltwater flies or freshwater flies in the #1-#4/0 fly range. Smaller than #1 I would look at 140 Denier thread, larger than #4/0 you might want to consider 280 denier thread such as Ultra Thread.
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