Hareline Dubbin Micro Barred Voodoo Fibers #383 Black Barred Yellow – 8in for Small Streamers

Overview

Hareline Fly Tying Micro Barred Voodoo Fibers #383 in Black Barred Yellow deliver micro-scale barred texture for small streamer bodies. The fibers are 1/69 inch wide, roughly the same diameter as Flashabou, and come in 8 inch lengths. Their micro barred pattern creates a grizzly look that can elevate contrast in the water without overpowering the fly.

These durable synthetic fibers are designed to hold their shape in the heaviest strikes and rough water, making them a versatile option for a range of patterns, from predator patterns to bonefish nymphs. They are a great addition to dubbing loops and intruder patterns as well, giving you extra texture and a hint of color in key sections of the fly.

Key Benefits

• Micro-size fibers that build delicate, yet visible bodies in small patterns
• Barred coloration for natural-looking contrast and movement
• Durable synthetic construction that resists fraying and crushing in casting and fishing
• 8 inch fibers offer flexibility for dubbing loops, tails, and body wraps
• Ideal for a variety of patterns including predators, bonefish, poppers, and nymphs
• Proven Hareline Dubbin brand heritage since 1981, with a broad color range

How to Use

• Directly wrap or blend into dubbing loops to add a micro barred effect
• Incorporate into intruder patterns for texture that remains visible in the water
• Pair with marabou, schlappen, or Flashabou to create lifelike segments on streamer bodies
• Use as tail accents or ribbing to enhance silhouette and flash

Whether you’re tying small streamers for trout, predator patterns for bass, or shimmering nymphs for bonefish, these fibers offer a subtle yet noticeable enhancement. They’re designed to be easy to work with and forgiving for beginner tyers while remaining versatile enough for seasoned tiers.

Manufactured by Hareline Dubbin, a company with a long history of fly-tying innovations since 1981 in Monroe, Oregon. Their commitment to color and texture translates into fibers that tie cleanly and store well.