Hareline Fly Tying Crosscut Rabbit Strips
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Features
- + Crosscut rabbit fur
- + Extreme pulsing action
- + Ideal for streamers
- + Natural texture
- + Hareline Dubbin was founded in 1981 in Monroe Oregon. It has grown from the kitchen stove top with 12 colors of Dubbing to a 45,000 square foot facility with thousands of fly tying products ready to deliver.
Hareline Crosscut Rabbit Strips are a go-to material for Great Lakes steelhead and trout fly tiers looking to add lifelike movement to their streamers and leech patterns. The crosscut orientation maximizes the natural pulsing action of the fur in the current, making it devastating when swung on a spey rod through steelhead runs or stripped through deep pools. Tie them into classic zonker-style streamers, articulated baitfish, or full leech patterns that come alive in even the slowest winter flows.
5 of 31 Alley rivers fishing well right now.
Common Questions
What kind of fishing is the Hareline Fly Tying Crosscut Rabbit Strips used for?
Hareline's fly tying is set up for fly tying, swinging flies, and spey & two-hand targeting steelhead, trout, salmon. Each technique has a dedicated guide on Steelhead Almanac with rigging walkthroughs and water-reading tips.
What fish species does the Hareline Fly Tying Crosscut Rabbit Strips work for?
This fly tying is curated for steelhead, trout, salmon, smallmouth. The Steelhead Almanac species field guide has biology and Great Lakes-specific tactics for steelhead and the rest.
Where do I buy the Hareline Fly Tying Crosscut Rabbit Strips?
This product is fulfilled by Amazon — currently $6.95. Steelhead Almanac does not handle inventory, payments, or shipping; Amazon does. We curate the gear and pair it with live conditions context. Click "Buy on Amazon" to complete the purchase.
Are conditions good for fishing the Steelhead Alley right now?
5 of 31 Alley rivers fishing well right now. Live updates for all 31 rivers run every 15 minutes — see the full dashboard on Steelhead Almanac.
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