EP Sommerlatte's Foxy Brush (6 Pack)

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EP – Sommerlatte's Foxy Brush (6 Pack) – Natural and synthetic blend for lifelike flies.

EP Sommerlatte's Foxy Brush combines Indigo foxtail with EP Fibers, EP Silky Fibers, and EP Sparkle to deliver the perfect balance of breathability, durability, and natural movement. Developed in collaboration with Bob Sommerlatte, this brush is designed for creating realistic streamer heads, collars, and bodies that excel in both fresh and saltwater. The natural foxtail adds texture and sink control, while the EP synthetics provide translucence and flash, giving your flies lifelike appeal in any condition. Whether you’re targeting trout, steelhead, salmon, stripers, or tarpon, EP – Sommerlatte's Foxy Brush (6 Pack) makes tying efficient and effective. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping anywhere in Canada.

Q: What are dubbing brushes used for in fly tying?
A: Dubbing brushes are pre-made wire brushes that trap dubbing fibers between twisted strands of wire. They’re used to build durable, consistent, and buggy fly bodies quickly — perfect for streamers, nymphs, and saltwater flies.

Q: What are the advantages of using dubbing brushes?
A: Dubbing brushes save time and ensure uniform results. They create dense, lifelike bodies that resist wear, sink evenly, and hold shape even after many fish. They’re ideal for commercial tying or anyone who wants consistent results without making loops by hand.

Q: How do I use a dubbing brush?
A: Tie one end of the brush onto the hook, wrap it forward like hackle or chenille, and secure it near the head. After wrapping, use a bodkin or Velcro tool to tease out the fibers for extra movement and texture.

Q: What materials are dubbing brushes made from?
A: They can include natural dubbing (rabbit, seal, squirrel) or synthetic fibers (flash, Ice Dub, UV blends). The wire core is typically stainless or copper for easy wrapping and durability.

Q: Can I make my own dubbing brushes?
A: Yes. With a dubbing brush table or spinner, you can create custom blends using your favorite materials. However, pre-made brushes from brands like Flybox, Semperfli, and Hareline are professionally spun and ready to use.

Q: Are dubbing brushes suitable for beginners?
A: Definitely. They’re easy to work with and eliminate the need to form dubbing loops. Beginners find them helpful for quickly tying buggy, durable bodies without complicated technique.

Q: What patterns use dubbing brushes?
A: They’re popular in streamer, leech, nymph, and saltwater patterns — anywhere a full, lively body is desired. Some tiers even use them for composite dubbing loops on articulated streamers.

Q: Why carry dubbing brushes at Drift Outfitters?
A: Because dubbing brushes make tying faster and more consistent while producing durable, professional-quality flies. Drift Outfitters carries a wide range of natural and synthetic options to suit every tying style.

Dubbing Brushes FAQ

Q: What are dubbing brushes used for in fly tying?
A: Dubbing brushes are pre-made wire brushes that trap dubbing fibers between twisted strands of wire. They’re used to build durable, consistent, and buggy fly bodies quickly — perfect for streamers, nymphs, and saltwater flies.

Q: What are the advantages of using dubbing brushes?
A: Dubbing brushes save time and ensure uniform results. They create dense, lifelike bodies that resist wear, sink evenly, and hold shape even after many fish. They’re ideal for commercial tying or anyone who wants consistent results without making loops by hand.

Q: How do I use a dubbing brush?
A: Tie one end of the brush onto the hook, wrap it forward like hackle or chenille, and secure it near the head. After wrapping, use a bodkin or Velcro tool to tease out the fibers for extra movement and texture.

Q: What materials are dubbing brushes made from?
A: They can include natural dubbing (rabbit, seal, squirrel) or synthetic fibers (flash, Ice Dub, UV blends). The wire core is typically stainless or copper for easy wrapping and durability.

Q: Can I make my own dubbing brushes?
A: Yes. With a dubbing brush table or spinner, you can create custom blends using your favorite materials. However, pre-made brushes from brands like Flybox, Semperfli, and Hareline are professionally spun and ready to use.

Q: Are dubbing brushes suitable for beginners?
A: Definitely. They’re easy to work with and eliminate the need to form dubbing loops. Beginners find them helpful for quickly tying buggy, durable bodies without complicated technique.

Q: What patterns use dubbing brushes?
A: They’re popular in streamer, leech, nymph, and saltwater patterns — anywhere a full, lively body is desired. Some tiers even use them for composite dubbing loops on articulated streamers.

Q: Why carry dubbing brushes at Drift Outfitters?
A: Because dubbing brushes make tying faster and more consistent while producing durable, professional-quality flies. Drift Outfitters carries a wide range of natural and synthetic options to suit every tying style.