Description:

Hareline slotted beads are a type of fly tying bead used to add weight to a fly and create a realistic head or body shape. They are named for the manufacturer, Hareline Dubbin, which is a well-known supplier of fly tying materials.

The slotted design of these beads means that they have a vertical cut or groove on one side, which allows them to be easily slid onto the hook shank without the need for a separate thread or wire loop. This saves time and makes the tying process more efficient.

Hareline slotted beads come in a range of sizes and colors, and they can be used in a variety of fly patterns, including nymphs, streamers, and wet flies. They are particularly useful for creating flies that need to sink quickly, such as when fishing in fast-moving water or deep pools.

In addition to their weight and ease of use, Hareline slotted beads also add a realistic appearance to a fly. The tapered shape of the bead mimics the natural shape of an insect or baitfish head, and the variety of colors available allows for customization to match local fish species and water conditions.

Overall, Hareline slotted beads are a popular and versatile option for fly tyers looking to add weight, shape, and realism to their creations.

Features:

• Easy To Use
• Mottled Colored Beads
• Sink Well
• 20 Beads Per Package
• Available in Sizes: 3/32" (2.3 mm), 5/32" (3.8 mm), 3/16' (4.6 mm), 7/32" (5.5 mm)
• Tungsten