Pro Tube Soft Disc: Tubefly System Softdisc

Package contents: 9 pcs.

Size/weight specifications are as follows

Medium 8 mm; 0.12 grams

The Pro Tube Tubefly System Soft Disk is a plastic disc that fits over all of the Pro Tube Flexitube and Micro Tube tubes. The disk is a means of adding color and wiggle, and turbulence around your tube fly without adding weight. Tie your tube fly, slide this softdisc over the front, trim the tube, and melt the end to keep the disk in place.
 

Pro Tube Flexitube: Tubefly System Flexi Tube

Package contents: 14 pcs.

Size/weight specifications: 40mm thin-tube x 40mm hook-holder tube; 0.26 grams

Two Sizes: 40/40, 40/10

Please note that you will need a Pro Tube Flexineedle to secure these Flexi Tubes , and all the Pro Tube tubes. We have found only limited success securing them on one of the smallest Eumer mandrels; these tubes are tuff, durable, but the Inside Diameter is such that it works best on the Pro Tube Flexineedle.

The Flexi Tube by the Pro Tube Fly System folks is a completely integrated tube that provides a surface for tying your fly and a hook holder junction at the rear of the tube.

These Flexitubes or Flexi Tubes are what we refer to as the 40-40 model. These are 40mm of larger diameter tube at the rear of the fly and 40mm of smaller diameter tube at the front end of the tube. One can Tie on both the larger and smaller diameter tube sections, the front fine diameter tube receives each and every of the Pro Tube weights and cones and disks, so complete and blissful marriage is assured by sticking with the Pro Tube Tubefly System components.

When finished or before even starting to tie the tube fly, one may trim off the rear portion (larger diameter) tube to customize the positioning of the hook at the rear of the fly.

We find that these Flexitubes are best suited to fishing with a ring eye hook seated directly in the rear tube. When using hooks rigged in a loop, stinger style, we prefer to use the Pro Tube Tubefly System Micro Tube with the silicone hookguide as the knot slips into the silicone hook guide and holds there firmly while our stinger hook trails behind the tube at just the preferred distance, usually eve with the very rear of the fly.