Hareline Hollow Tubing Midge Red – Fly Tying Tubing for Nymphs

Discover Hareline Hollow Tubing Midge Red, a versatile hollow tubing designed for modern fly tying. This product blends color-rich options with pliable yet durable material, offering a practical foundation for a wide range of patterns and water conditions. The Midge Red shade adds a vivid accent that remains visible when wrapped and formed into bodies, helping you create striking, lifelike silhouettes without adding unnecessary bulk.

Color range, size options and material quality

Hareline offers a broad palette across three sizes, giving you flexibility to mimic various insects or adjust body proportions for different flies. The hollow design keeps the body light while maintaining shape through wrapping and shaping. The material is described as high quality, delivering dependable performance for hands-on tying sessions.

• Wide range of colors to match seasonal insects
• Three sizes for pattern variety
• Ideal for nymph patterns and Charley-type bodies
• Suitable for stonefly patterns with clean lines
• Quality material designed for durability and ease of handling

Use cases and practical tying tips

In practice, this tubing shines for Charley patterns, nymphs and stoneflies, offering a transparent core that can be wrapped into distinct shapes. The approximately 30 inches of length provides ample material for multiple flies and experimentation with pattern scales. The pliable yet sturdy nature supports smooth wraps and consistent silhouettes, even when layering beads or mantles.

• Three sizes provide options from small midge bodies to larger forms
• About 30 inches long, supporting several flies from a single length
• Easy to wrap and shape, helping you achieve crisp, tapered bodies
• Works well with standard thread and common bead setups

Whether you are matching a hatch, experimenting with a new approach, or building reliable nymphs for busy streams, Hareline Hollow Tubing Midge Red is a flexible component in your fly-tying kit. It offers possibilities, not promises, and can become a trusted part of your tying toolbox as you refine your patterns over time.