Product Description
This unique, flat, stretch rubber fiber will build smooth, colorfast, durable, segmented bodies or make lifelike legs that can be customized with marking pens. Creative use of Super Floss is a perfect example of the contribution that creative use of these new rubbery materials can make to the sport. The Pat’s Rubberleg (pictured above) uses only chenille and rusty olive Super Floss. It’s a modern version of the Rubberlegs, and the single most popular and productive local trout fly in our arsenal.
- Approximately 40 strips per package
| Code | Color | Code | Color |
| #3801... | Red | #3802... | Orange |
| #3816... | Shrimp | #3810... | Chartreuse |
| #3804... | Gray | #3812... | Light Olive |
| #3819... | Light Brown | #412... | Olive |
| #3809... | Bright Orange | #3811... | Burgundy |
| #6298... | Amber | #6297... | Caddis Green |
| #6304... | Pale Olive | #6307... | Burnt Orange |
| #6305... | Rust Olive | #3820... | White |
| #3803... | Yellow | #3817... | Purple |
| #413... | Lime Green | #3807... | Brown |
| #3806... | Black | #3815... | Fuschia |
| #3818... | Brite Green | #6291... | Bonefish Tan |
| #6296... | Black Olive | #15025... | Copper |
| #6295... | Dark Brown | #15024... | Kingfisher Blue |
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Super Floss
I started using this material for caddis larva bodies long ago. I also use the dark colors for legs on a lot of nymph patterns. Super stretch on the bodies, and it looks really nice in the water. The legs are the best. It is a "trigger" material; body, or legs, or a hot spot. You will catch more trout if you use Super Floss.
