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🎣 Reel in the Fun with HERCULES Fly Tying Thread!
The HERCULES 140D Fly Tying Thread kit includes 12 rolls of high-quality nylon thread in vibrant colors, each offering 100 yards of material. Designed for durability and versatility, this kit is perfect for creating a variety of flies for all fishing enthusiasts. Its standard spool design ensures compatibility with most bobbins, making it a practical choice for both novice and experienced anglers.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.35 x 3.39 x 1.1 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.11 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | HERCULES |
| Color | 12 Colors |
| Suggested Users | unisex |
| Manufacturer | Herculespro.com |
| Part Number | MGX03 |
| Sport Type | Fishing |
T**L
Nice assortment of strong thread!
I really like the strength of this thread. I use it for tying all types of flies from dries to nymphs.
H**E
Really nice
Work with it. It is good thread. Worth the purchase.
D**D
Terrible Quality
I ordered this to try and get a variety of colors quickly to tie walleye ties for an upcoming trip. Unfortunately, not a single one of the colors was usable - each thread was already frayed and coming apart as soon as it came off of the spool. Ended up going to a local shop (which was not open when I placed my original order) and purchased better quality products for my trip.
H**.
Great product
Good buy for the money.
J**L
Edit
Edited after some use: raised to 3 stars after spent some time with the thread. Not the best, not the worst.
M**9
Olive green rips easily
I’ve used all but the orange and they seem fine but the olive color rips so easily I can’t cinch down as hard as I’d like.
N**.
Very strong
Fly tying
J**.
Not very good "thread"
When the package arrived, the thread looked good. A good color selection and I thought it would work for tying some flies. That is, until I actually tried to use it. When I first pulled some off the spool to thread my bobbin, the thread just turned to fluff. All the strands separated, like it was a fray in a shirt. I figured it was just the first bit off the spool. Nope. The more I pulled, the fluffier it became. It wasn't so much thread as it was a grouping of nylon strands that happen to be heading in the same general direction together. I tried to go ahead and tie a fly and I was able to get it onto the hook but as soon as I started wrapping further down the shank, it broke. I packed it all back up and decided to return it.Wouldn't recommend.
B**N
Strong and resilient
Holds up well against aggressive and toothy fish and I get more life out of my fly