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Hareline Easy Egg Chenille - Fl White #141 is in stock and available for pickup within 24hrs.
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Hareline Dubbin Easy Egg Chenille is a specialized egg-tying chenille designed for creating realistic egg patterns for trout, salmon and steelhead. This fly-tying material features a soft, slightly fuzzy texture that forms convincing egg shapes with just a few wraps, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced tiers. Available in an extensive range of natural and fluorescent colors — including Fluorescent White (Fl. White #141) — the Hareline Easy Egg Chenille helps anglers match local roe and increase fly attractiveness.
Hareline Easy Egg Chenille is perfect for tying solitary eggs, clusters, or as a body material for nymphs and attractor patterns. Because it uses only a small amount per fly, a single pack is economical and travel-friendly — ideal for fly boxes and tier workstations. Many anglers choose Hareline Dubbin for consistent color fastness and dependable fiber quality; the material trims cleanly and pairs well with beadheads, silicone eggs and standard fly-tying thread.