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The Canadian Tube Fly Company
| These fantastic tubes are fantastic for two reasons. Though originally designed fro creating a fly with the convenience of a bead head, we found that they are superb for making Scandinavian style tube flies. Technique 1: You simply tye on your pattern and leave the "Nub" at the end to create your own tube with an extra punch of weight at the front. A super solution to solving hook "hang down". Technique 2: If you tie on the plastic liner tube that is inseeted in the metal component (like you would do with a Shumakov tube) the ball on the end stabalizes the wing and hackle of the fly. It essentially gives the wing and hackle a propped up effect that allows the fly to keep a great deal of its bulk when in a current. They come in 2 sizes (22mm and 15mm) and four types, brass, copper, gunsmoke, and silver. |
$8.99
| Order your Nubby Tube Assortment Today! |
| ......or order by type and length. Four fantastic finishes! |
SILVER
GUNSMOKE
BRASS
| These Nubby Tubes were tyed with the "Nub" exposed. This gives the fly the look of a bead head. We like to dip some of the "nubbs" in our custom Powder Paint to give them a coloured head. |
| These tubes were tied in the Scandinavian style. All tying is done on the plastic liner. The "Nub" acts as a prop that holds the shape and silhouette of the wing and hackle while being fished in a current. You end up with a large profile fly that is well balance (no "Hook Hangdown") and has a nice neat head. |
