JMC Oreilles De Lièvre

Hare hair is excellent for the fly tying of nymphs, although some assemblages require the use of its hair for its property of rigidity but at the same time elasticity to reproduce hackles for dry flies. Hare hair is often used with the aid of more or less dense waxes to form the so-called DUBBING. The 'Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear' nymph uses hare's ear hair as the material par excellence, since its fibres, applied to the hook, end up simulating the body of various insects. Its brown colour is also in line with the idea of the general imitation of insects, whereby the variation in size and slightly in shape also makes it possible to deal with situations where there is an abundance of various types of insects.