Hareline Fly Tying Ultra Chenille - Standard, Caddis Green

Elevate Your Fly Tying with Hareline Ultra Chenille

Hareline Ultra Chenille is a velvety, dense chenille built around a durable nylon core. It feels soft to the touch yet stands up to repeated wraps, delivering a tidy, professional look to each pattern. This specific color, Caddis Green, reads as a natural hue that can resemble aquatic vegetation and similar underbody tones, helping your nymphs and streamers achieve a realistic silhouette in the water.

Each package provides 5 yards, making it a flexible choice for a variety of fly sizes. Available in Micro, Medium, and Standard to accommodate different tying styles and patterns. The long-running Hareline line reflects a company heritage rooted in practical, craft-focused gear for anglers and tiers alike.

Key features

• Dense chenille fibers for a plush, uniform body
• Durable construction that resists fraying during wraps
• Smooth wraps that lay cleanly against the hook shank
• Ideal for nymphs and streamers, offering a balanced body texture
• Hareline Dubbin was founded in 1981 in Monroe Oregon. It has grown from the kitchen stove top with 12 colors of Dubbing to a 45,000 square foot facility with thousands of fly tying products ready to deliver.

Real-world uses

• Wrap around nymph bodies to create a dense, tapered profile with a natural sheen
• Shape streamer bodies for a velvety torso that moves with water currents
• Pair with dubbing or ribbing to add texture and width where pattern realism matters

Brand history and ongoing innovation are part of the product story. This chenille is designed to feel comfortable in the hand and to wrap smoothly under varying tension, helping tiers achieve consistent results over multiple tying sessions. If you are exploring a classic, effective option for flexible body construction, Ultra Chenille offers a reliable balance of feel, durability, and color range to support creative expression.

Storage and handling tips: keep the spool neat to prevent fibers from splaying, and store away from direct heat to maintain color integrity. While not a guarantee of specific outcomes, the combination of fiber density and a sturdy nylon core can support a range of fly tying techniques across seasons and styles.