Hareline Dubbin Polychrome Rabbit Strips – Turquoise/Blue/Black | Fly Tying Materials

Hareline Dubbin Polychrome Rabbit Strips in turquoise, blue, and black bring a vibrant color blend and expressive texture to your streamer patterns. The natural rabbit fur offers depth and a subtle sheen that catches light and moves with the water, helping your fly read as more than just color at rest.

Designed with movement in mind, the fur’s natural drape and fiber structure can contribute to a focal point in your pattern as you cast, strip, and pause. The multi-color blend remains visible under different light angles, adding dimension to your fly and inviting closer inspection from observers and potential fish alike.

Versatility is a hallmark here: these strips are ideal for streamer patterns, where color transitions and texture can create lifelike impressions in the water. Layer them with other materials for contrast and build a profile that reflects varying water conditions. The result is a visually engaging piece that stands out without appearing overly busy, giving you creative options at the vise.

To get the most from these strips, tie with deliberate spacing to let each color shift catch the eye as you swim the fly. Pair the polychrome fur with complementary threads and wing materials to emphasize the turquoise and blue tones while letting the black read as a grounding depth. The end result is a dynamic, eye-catching pattern that can be adapted to different species and environments.

Key features and brand heritage

• Multi-color fur blend
• Natural movement
• High visual appeal
• Ideal for streamers
• Brand heritage: Hareline Dubbin, founded 1981 in Monroe, Oregon; evolved from a kitchen stove with 12 colors to a large-scale fly tying supplier

Hareline Dubbin’s long-standing commitment to quality materials is reflected in the polish and consistency of these strips. For fly tiers seeking a bold yet balanced color story, the turquoise/blue/black combination offers a versatile canvas that can complement a range of patterns while maintaining a refined look on the water.