Mop Fly Pattern Chenille is thick and fluffy (equivalent to an XL size chenille). To some, the MOP fly imitates nothing. Others agree that, in certain colors, it represents crane flies, grubs and other fat larvae that trout can't resist. Cut to length, secure one end on the hook (add a collar or not), and burn the tag end with a lighter or torch so it wont fray. 2½ yards of material per pack.
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Burning end
The problem I have with the Orange Cheese mop material is that you need to burn the end so it will not fall apart, You need to be very careful because the flame will change the color of the sealed end. You would be better off if you could find the colors you need on a washing mitt, you just cut off the material and use it without having to seal it.
