Hareline Dubbin Ice Dub
- Ice Dub is one of Hareline’s best-selling synthetic dubbings. Over 55 bright, UV-enhanced colors. Soft, flashy fibers twist easily and create excellent nymph, wet fly and streamer bodies.
Hareline Ice Dub – premium synthetic dubbing with brilliant shine
Hareline Ice Dub is one of the most popular synthetic dubbings in the fly tying world. Its bright, reflective fibers add instant life and movement to any fly pattern, from subtle nymphs to high-visibility streamers.
Why fly tiers choose Ice Dub
- 55+ colors – including UV, Pearl, Metallic and Holographic variants.
- Strong flash and visibility – performs well in both clear and murky water.
- Easy to twist – fibers bind smoothly to thread, forming clean and consistent bodies.
- Durable synthetic blend – maintains shine and structure over time.
- High versatility – perfect for nymphs, wet flies, attractor collars and streamers.
Recommended applications
Ice Dub is an extremely versatile material suitable for many fly styles:
- nymph bodies and thoraxes,
- wet flies and soft hackles,
- hotspots and flash collars,
- small and large streamers,
- blends with natural dubbing for more subtle textures.
Pro tips for the best results
- Apply a thin layer for small nymphs to avoid bulk.
- Leave some fibers loose in streamers for extra shine and movement.
- Mix Ice Dub with hare or squirrel for a natural, muted finish.
- Top-performing colors: Peacock, UV Pearl, Silver, Hot Pink, Black.
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Which Ice Dub colors are the most universal?
Peacock, UV Pearl, Silver and Black are widely used and work great in nymphs, wet flies and streamers.
Does Ice Dub come in UV versions?
Yes. Many colors contain UV-reactive fibers marked as UV on the label.
Is Ice Dub suitable for small flies?
Absolutely. When applied lightly, it works perfectly for nymphs and wets in sizes 14–18.
Can Ice Dub be blended with other dubbings?
Yes, it mixes very well with natural dubbings such as hare, squirrel and rabbit for more realistic textures.
Which fly patterns benefit most from Ice Dub?
Nymphs, wet flies, soft hackles and streamers all gain visibility and life thanks to the flash and movement of Ice Dub fibers.