Para Post ?

[Ray Kunz]

I came across a sample of a very crinkled poly fiber that is super for posts. I was told it's called Para Post but I can't find it in any of my catalogs. To me the fibers seem a little more stiff than Z-lon or Antron which would suggest that it would be less prone to mat down. Can anyone comment or suggest a source ?

[Normand]

You can find alot of places that carry it by doing a GOOGLE search and typing in the search box "Parapost fly tying material".

Heres one place

http://www.riverwire.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=ppw

[Steven]

I came across a sample of a very crinkled poly fiber that is super for posts. I was told it's called Para Post but I can't find it in any of my catalogs. To me the fibers seem a little more stiff than Z-lon or Antron which would suggest that it would be less prone to mat down. Can anyone comment or suggest a source ?

Orvis carries it.

[monty]

Hi Ray
I get mine at catskill flies in Roscoe
Monty

[fish4trout]

I get mine from Feathercraft... I believe it is page 85 or 90 on their on line catalog.

[Joe Billingsley]

Ray,
Read this first:

http://www.fishingwithflies.com/Article ... owsWeb.htm

I have found it (John Mundinger suggested it to me. Thank you, John) better than Para-Post.
Joe

[Jamie Caddick]

Hi Ray,

I carry it in my shop as do a lot of other shops. It is a product of Hareline Dubbin, comes in about 8 colours and is treated with wated shed.

It is the only thing that i use for posts on my parachute flies.

Regards,

Jamie

Jamie's Custom Flies

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[anieman]

I also have this material and was wondering if anyone has used it as wings on their spinners?
I am thinking about giving it a try.

Austin