I have some 17/0 UNI Trico great dry fly stuff but slightly fragile,
needs a gentle hand.

Calm Days
Wally

*-----Original Message-----
*From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:majordomo-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of J&A Burbank
*Sent: December 10, 2003 9:23 AM
*To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Subject: Re: [VFB] Now for a serious thread!!
*
*I use UNI thread 8/0 almost exclusively, I've been very happy with
it and as
*I use up the few colors I still have in other brands I'll replace
them with
*the UNI 8/0. I was just curious if there was something of a smaller
diameter
*for the really small stuff. According to the post by Wes it seems
that
*getting the 14/0 in other brands proves nothing. But it sure seems
there
*should be something with a smaller diameter. I may try splitting
some thread
*and see how that goes.
*
*Jim
*
*----- Original Message -----
*From: "Gary Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 7:27 AM
*Subject: Re: [VFB] Now for a serious thread!!
*
*
*> Allan -
*>
*> I have a spool of 8/0 UNI in olive that is as you described.  All
my other
*> colors of UNI in 8/0 are fine.  I just suffer through the frays
and breaks
*> because I don't have any more and can't seem to remember to pick
any up
*> when I am at the flyshop.
*>
*> - Gary
*>
*> At 06:55 PM 12/09/2003, you wrote:
*> >on 12/9/03 7:42 PM, J&A Burbank at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*> >
*> >Those of you who tie small flies, no, those of you who tie tiny
flies.
*> >What do you prefer for thread? I got some 14/O that I'm very
disappointed
*> >with. I believe the brand name is UTC, the strands come apart and
go flat
*> >making it harder to tie the fly. What are the suggestions some of
you
*tiny
*> >fly tiers have?
*> >
*> >I've never used 14/0, but I've been relatively happy with 8/0
*> >Unithread.  Unfortunately, I almost gave up on it after the first
spool
*> >because it was exactly like you described, although just
occasionally
*> >(about every 3rd fly).  It must have been a bad production run.
I bought
*> >a replacement spool and it was fine.
*> >
*> >Allan
*> >
*> >Greenwood, IN
*> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*>
*>
*>
*>
*



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