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I hate it when a material is discontinued<argh!>

But a google search showed:

GUDEBROD GX2 THREAD

$5.60

GUDEBROD GX2 THREAD (130 Denier)

Currently out of production. The Lagartun Gel Spun 130 Deiner thread is the exact same material. Use this link: Lagartun Gel Spun 130 Deiner

The same material as Dynacord (gel spun polyethylene). An excellent thread for deer hair tying as well as large saltwater or freshwater patterns, where strength is required. Breaking Strength is 10 lbs 8 oz. 50 yard spool - White

So Gudebrod is gone but several other names appear. Often on a google page 10 or 12, etc. I've found a supplier that may work, sometimes in other countries. eBay works sometimes also. Good luck!

John

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Hey got any fused braid? Fireline works great! Use 10 to 20 better than gelspun,no tangles and you can't break it. For small flies 2# is great. 6# for streamers.Alot cheaper than threads just fit an empty thread spool on a tight fitting drill bit and wind it w/drill to fill empty thread spools. On streamers etc. sharpies or nail polish will color heads.Usally after filling spinning reels there is plenty left for spools.

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chris helm gave me this guys card at the midwest fly tieing expo in lansing michigan. there is a great wright up on his page of brake strengths of threads ... hope this helps ...

 

http://whitetailflytieing.com/thread/

 

try this sized thread in this brand 

 

http://whitetailflytieing.com/store/products/wapsi-utc-gel-spun-thread/

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