Hareline Dubbing Squirrel Tails-Fox Squirrel | 8-Color Fly Tying Tails

Eight-Color Squirrel Tails for Fly Tying

Experience the natural appeal and versatile color range of Hareline Dubbing's Squirrel Tails—Fox Squirrel. This product pairs eight distinct colors with a soft, lifelike texture, designed for fly tiers who value realism and repeatable results. Each tail is selected to provide a consistent taper and manageable length, helping you craft flies that ride true in the water and look right at rest.

The tails move with the current, catching subtle light and creating a gentle shimmer as they drift. The material's fine fibers offer a tactile feel that ties cleanly and holds up to routine handling, so you can build multi-pattern options without constant rework. While outcomes depend on many factors, these tails are designed to offer dependable color coverage and an easy tying experience for a wide range of flies.

Eight color options mean you can tailor your patterns to different water conditions, species, and personal style. From subdued naturals to brighter accents, the palette makes it easier to match bodies, flash, or tail emphasis across your box. This flexibility supports quick pattern changes while you fish, guide, or practice new techniques.

What you get and how it helps your tying

• Eight colors to choose from, providing broad color matching options
• Natural-looking tails with a soft texture that swing in the current
• Consistent length and taper ideal for a wide range of hooks
• Durable material that ties cleanly and holds up to handling

Practical uses and tying tips

• Use contrasting or matching colors to enhance silhouette and visibility
• Pair with other Hareline Dubbing materials for cohesive patterns
• Match tail color to water clarity to optimize pattern readability
• Suitable for beginners learning basic tail applications and for seasoned tiers refining patterns

Whether you’re building classic streamers or modern attractors, these tails offer a reliable option to expand your fly-tying toolkit. Explore the eight-color range and see how subtle color shifts can influence your pattern’s overall balance and movement on the water.