SYBAI Saltwater Electric Wing Hair – Hot Green

Product detailed description

SYBAI Saltwater Electric Wing Hair – Hot Green is a synthetic tying material with stiffer, straight fluorescent fibres. Hot Green is a vivid green option for a coloured wing, tail or streamer addition. Use it where you want a clearly defined green detail against a light or dark base.

From a larger streamer to a small detail. The manufacturer particularly recommends this range for shrimp patterns, with further uses in streamers and chironomid cheeks. The strength of the individual fibres also makes them suitable for ribbing a fly body. You can work with just a few strands to complement an existing dressing.

Working with Hot Green: For a two-colour baitfish pattern, try a thin green back over a light belly. On a shrimp pattern, start with a few longer fibres and adjust their length to the proportions of the hook. A maximum fibre length of 200 mm gives you scope for different pattern sizes. Before cutting, compare the bunch with the hook and decide whether you need a longer wing, a shorter tail or a small coloured detail.

At the tying bench. Separate a small portion, align the tie-in section and leave room for the remaining materials and the head finish. Add further fibres according to the appearance you want. When combining the material with fur, both the amount and its placement affect the result. Choose the hook and fly construction for the intended fish and fishing conditions.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What is Saltwater Electric Wing Hair?

It is a synthetic material with stiffer, straight fluorescent fibres. SYBAI particularly recommends it for shrimp patterns, as well as streamers and small fly details.

How much material is in one pack?

One ordered item means one pack in the selected colour, containing 4 g of material. The manufacturer specifies a maximum fibre length of 200 mm; individual fibres do not necessarily all have the same length.

How can I use the Hot Green colour?

For a two-colour baitfish pattern, try a thin green back over a light belly. On a shrimp pattern, start with a few longer fibres and adjust their length to the proportions of the hook.

Can I use it in pike and saltwater streamers?

Yes. Use it as a coloured part of the dressing or as a small addition to a streamer. Adjust the length and amount to the individual pattern, and choose the hook and other components for the intended fishing.

Can I also use it on small flies?

Yes. The manufacturer lists ribbing and chironomid cheeks among its uses. Separate individual fibres for these details and cut them to suit the size of the fly.

Can I combine it with fur and other synthetics?

Yes. Compare a small portion with your base material to check the colours and length. Tie the fibres alongside the base or add them as a separate coloured strip.

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