Dry Fly: 3 types of dry flies using Zero Fiber for amazing buoyancy

Featuring Zero Fiber, a revolutionary material with zero water absorption and incredible buoyancy:
① Majin Caddis #12 (a fly named after the supervisor)
② Artificial Quill Body & Zero Fiber Wing Parachute Fly #13
③ Elk Hair Caddis using Zero Fiber #14

These flies made with Zero Fiber do not sink even in strong currents, eliminating the need to dry your flies. You can cast continuously after applying floatant just once. This improves your casting efficiency and increases your catch rate.

[Catch Report]
Date: April 22, 2026 Weather: Sunny Temperature: 10-20°C Water Temperature: 14°C
Early morning ripples on the water surface raised expectations. The first cast was with a standard Stretch Body Parachute #14, resulting in consecutive hits from the very first cast. This trip was a test run for the flies featured in this listing: ① Majin Caddis, ② Artificial Quill Body Parachute #13, and ③ Elk Hair Caddis #14. The most significant feature of this Zero Fiber is its water-repellent nature, allowing for continuous casting without drying the fly. All flies exhibited strong buoyancy, and fish attacked aggressively, resulting in an almost one-cast-one-hit situation. The wind began to pick up after 8 AM, making fishing difficult, but by 10 AM, 50 fish were caught. Afterward, using wet flies and sinking flies, an additional 25 fish were caught.
The wind intensified further, and fishing concluded at 11 AM. A total of 75 fish were caught in 5 hours – a fantastic day of fishing.

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Customers who purchase at the listed price will receive an additional fly as a gift.

*If purchasing multiple items simultaneously, please specify your desired fly in the comments. We will combine your order and offer an additional gift for the shipping savings.

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