Veevus Fly Tying Thread 16/0

Part Number: 16V
$4.25

Black
A01
Brown
A11
Claret
A03
Dark Tan
A10
Dun
A08
Fl Orange
A15
Light Cahill
A12
Olive
A09
Pale Dun
A06
Red
A07
Tan
A17
White
A02
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Veevus 16/0 Thread

Veevus 16/0 Thread is an ultra-fine, exceptionally strong non-GSP fly tying thread designed for the smallest and most technical fly patterns. Built for micro midges, tiny emergers, small dry flies, and delicate trout flies, this thread keeps bulk to an absolute minimum while still offering impressive strength for its thin diameter.

With a breaking strength around 430 grams, Veevus 16/0 gives fly tyers dependable control on tiny hooks where bulky thread can quickly crowd the hook eye or distort the finished profile. Its two-fiber strand design also makes it excellent for split-thread techniques, allowing tyers to trap CDC, fine dubbing, or delicate fibers directly in the thread without adding extra loop material.

Why We Like It

Veevus 16/0 Thread is ideal when you need the cleanest possible finish on very small flies. It is thin enough for hook sizes #18 to #26 and smaller, yet strong enough to handle normal tying tension with confidence. We especially like it for micro patterns, CDC emergers, midge dries, and tiny flies where every wrap matters.

Best Uses

Veevus 16/0 Thread is ideal for tying:

  • Micro midges
  • Tiny emergers
  • Small dry flies
  • CDC patterns
  • Micro nymphs
  • Thread-bodied flies
  • Tiny soft hackles
  • Delicate trout flies
  • Split-thread dubbing bodies
  • Fine dubbing collars
  • Low-bulk fly heads
  • Hook sizes #18 to #26 and smaller

Tying Tips

Apply steady, progressive tension instead of pulling sharply. Veevus 16/0 is strong for its size, but ultra-fine threads perform best with controlled pressure, especially around delicate materials like CDC, hackle stems, quills, and soft dubbing.

To split the thread, untwist it slightly counterclockwise and use a bodkin or fingernail to separate the two-fiber strand. This creates a clean, low-bulk way to trap CDC, fine dubbing, or small fibers directly in the thread.

Because the thread is extremely thin, finish the fly with a small whip finish and a micro-drop of head cement or UV resin for added long-term durability.

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