Hareline Fly Tying Polychrome Rabbit Strips – Bright Red/Yellow/Olive | Hareline Dubbin

Overview

Hareline Polychrome Rabbit Strips bring a natural, multi-toned fur blend to your fly tying. The mix of colors creates a dynamic texture that catches light and movement in the water, helping your streamer patterns come alive. The material feels soft yet resilient, and the way the fur lays on a hook adds a tactile dimension to your creations. Designed for versatility, these strips invite you to experiment with color, contour, and silhouette.

From bold, high-contrast patterns to subtle shading, the strips adapt to multiple fly sizes and styles. They perform well when wrapped or layered, giving you control over density and glow. The natural movement of the fur mirrors how real prey responds to current, enhancing the impression of life in your fly when swung or retrieved.

Color blend and texture

The color set blends bright red, vivid yellow, and olive into a seamless mix. The alternating hues read as a living texture underwater, creating depth from any angle. This polychrome approach helps your flies gain visibility without overpowering the overall pattern, making them a versatile choice for various water conditions.

• Blended multi-color fur for depth and contrast
• Natural movement that simulates life in currents
• High visual appeal across light conditions
• Ideal for streamer patterns needing body and flash
• Brand lineage: Hareline Dubbin since 1981

Crafting with confidence

Crafting with Hareline Polychrome Rabbit Strips allows you to reinforce tails, bodies, or color accents. They pair well with Hareline dubbing and other materials to build cohesive patterns, while the soft fur helps the overall flow of your design as water moves past the fly. When wrapped, the fibers point backward along the shank to help create a lifelike silhouette. Experiment with color transitions, stacking, or layering to add rhythm and depth to your pattern.

• Wrap for bold tails or accents
• Layer with dubbing for texture
• Add color transitions for depth
• Suitable for beginners and seasoned tiers

Brand heritage and quality

Hareline Dubbin began in 1981 in Monroe, Oregon, starting from a kitchen stove with just a dozen dubbing colors. Today, the company operates a large facility with thousands of fly tying products ready to deliver, reflecting a commitment to craftsmanship, reliability, and ongoing innovation.