Mangum's Original Mini Dragon Tail UV2 Orange - Hareline Dubbin Fly Tying

Overview

Discover the Mangum's Original Mini Dragon Tail UV2 Orange, a compact tail designed for small streamer patterns. Each Magnum's Mini Dragon Tail measures about five to six inches in length with a midsection roughly half an inch wide, delivering a balanced profile that moves with water and air.

Designed for precise presentation, this tail combines a soft, lifelike feel with action that enhances a streamer’s silhouette without adding unnecessary bulk. The UV2-treated material helps color stay vibrant in varied light, while the classic dragon tail action provides a natural flutter that can catch the eye on calm or rippling water.

What you gain for your flies

• UV2 treated material helps maintain color and durability in different light conditions.
• Original dragon tail action creates lively, lifelike movement in the water.
• Soft and lifelike texture adds natural motion to small patterns.
• Ideal for tying compact streamers that require a buoyant, action-ready tail.
• Reflects Hareline Dubbin’s heritage and craft, evolving from a small start in 1981 to a broad tying materials range.

The tail’s modest size supports a balanced presentation on small hooks, while the action remains noticeable without overwhelming the overall pattern. The material’s feel and movement are designed to be responsive to current, wind, and water conditions, giving you a reliable option when time and precision matter in tying and fishing scenarios.

Use cases and feel on water

In real-world tying, the Mini Dragon Tail adds a splash of motion to small patterns. Its midsection diameter supports a stable movement and is easy to secure on standard streamer hooks. The color retention from UV2 treatment helps the fly stay visible across seasons, aiding in a broad range of water types and lighting conditions.

Typical applications include mini-streamers for trout, panfish, or small bass patterns where a subtle yet decisive tail can help define wake and silhouette. The soft texture contributes to a natural drift, inviting attention from curious fish without overpowering the pattern’s core elements.

About Hareline Dubbin

Hareline Dubbin has a long-standing history, beginning in 1981 in Monroe, Oregon. What started as a small operation with a few colors has grown into a large facility offering thousands of fly tying products ready to deliver, reflecting a commitment to quality and innovation for modern tyers.