Montana Fly Company Sparkle Dumbbell Eyes - Gold with Silver - Large

Overview

Montana Fly Company Sparkle Dumbbell Eyes are recessed brass dumbbells with clear resin eyes imbued with glitter on a holographic background, featuring a black pupil. They add weight, deliver impressive durability, and elevate the look of any streamer.

These eyes combine a classic brass base with a radiant sparkle that catches light from multiple angles, helping your flies stand out in various water conditions. Each package includes ten eyes, ready to field test on your favorite streamer patterns.

Why choose Sparkle Dumbbell Eyes

The combination of weight and visual appeal can influence how a streamer behaves in the water, especially on larger patterns. The recessed construction minimizes snag risk and preserves the line of the fly, while the glitter resin creates a lively, reflective focal point that draws the eye.

• Add weight to enhance balance and action in the water
• Brass construction is durable and long-lasting
• Glitter resin on a holographic backdrop with a black pupil delivers a striking look
• Available in a gold and silver combo for added shine

Materials and durability

The brass dumbbell is recessed with a clear resin eye, ensuring a secure, durable attachment that resists wear. The glitter is embedded, not painted, which helps maintain the eye’s sparkle through repeated casting and water exposure.

• Brass body provides weight and resilience
• Embedded glitter resists chipping and fading
• Black pupil adds a natural focal point for enticing movement

How to use

Ideal for streamer designs that benefit from a visible head and added mass. Tie using standard methods for brass dumbbell eyes, ensuring a snug, secure fit. Consider pairing with complementary colors to create contrast under varying light conditions.

Package includes 10 eyes, making it easy to outfit multiple patterns or stock up for ongoing tying projects. While not a guarantee of performance, anglers often report enhanced presence and a weighty feel that can affect how flies move in current and wind.