Pro Sportfisher Predator Tube

Pro Sportfisher Predator Tube A heavy-duty tube platform designed specifically for tying large-profile predatory flies, providing the necessary length and rigidity to support massive streamers for saltwater and freshwater giants.

The Pro Sportfisher Predator Tube is the ultimate foundation for anglers targeting apex predators like Pike, Musky, Barramundi, and Murray Cod. Unlike standard tubes, the Predator series is engineered with a larger diameter and increased wall thickness to handle the bulk and weight of long synthetic fibres, large hackles, and heavy dumbbell eyes. The extra length allows for the construction of multi-segmented articulated flies or single-length "beast" patterns without the tube bowing or collapsing. This system ensures your large streamers maintain their profile in high-flow environments while providing a robust connection that stands up to the crushing jaw pressure of trophy fish.

Key Features

• Increased Diameter: Features a wider bore to accommodate heavier leaders and larger hook eyes, essential for big-game fly fishing.

• Rigid Wall Construction: Designed with reinforced walls that maintain their shape even when wrapped tightly with heavy threads and bulky materials.

• Generous Length: Provides ample real estate for tying complex, high-volume patterns that require significant space for blending and layering.

• Non-Slip Texture: The outer surface is optimised to provide a secure grip for thread and adhesive, preventing material rotation during the tying process.

• System Integration: Fully compatible with Pro Sportfisher cones, discs, and weights, allowing for precise customisation of the fly's balance and sink rate.

• Durable Polymer: Constructed from a UV-stable, impact-resistant polymer that won't crack in freezing temperatures or degrade in saltwater.

Best For

• Fly tiers crafting large-scale streamers for Murray Cod, Pike, and various saltwater pelagic species.

• Anglers who require a durable, high-volume tube system that won't fail under the stress of heavy gear.

• Creating articulated or multi-part flies where structural integrity and length are paramount.