Veevus Fly Tying Thread 70 Power

Part Number: V70
$4.25

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Veevus 70D Power Thread

Veevus 70D Power Thread is an exceptionally strong, flat-laying fly tying thread designed for tyers who want fine thread control without sacrificing pulling power. Roughly equivalent to an 8/0 thread size, this 70 denier thread keeps bulk low on smaller flies while offering impressive strength for securing materials with confidence.

Built with a multi-strand nylon construction, Veevus 70D Power Thread lays flat under tension for smooth bodies, clean heads, and slim profiles. It can also be corded tighter for added bite or split easily with a bodkin for ultra-fine dubbing loops. This makes it a highly versatile thread for trout nymphs, small wet flies, midge patterns, small streamers, and detailed fly tying work.

Why We Like It

Veevus 70D Power Thread stands out because it gives fly tyers the strength of a heavier thread in a much finer diameter. It is strong enough to lock down materials firmly, yet thin enough to avoid crowding small hook eyes or building bulky heads. We especially like it for small flies where standard fine threads can break under pressure, but heavier threads would create too much bulk.

Best Uses

Veevus 70D Power Thread is ideal for tying:

  • Trout nymphs
  • Small wet flies
  • Midge patterns
  • Small streamers
  • Slim dry flies
  • Emergers
  • Elk hair wings on smaller hooks
  • Wire-ribbed nymphs
  • Split-thread dubbing bodies
  • Hook sizes #14 to #20+
  • Low-bulk fly heads and bodies

Tying Tips

Keep the thread flat when building smooth heads, slim underbodies, or clean thread wraps. When you need more grip, spin the bobbin to cord the thread into a tighter, rounder strand that bites into slick materials, hair wings, or wire ribs.

Because Veevus 70D Power Thread is very strong for its size, avoid over-tightening on delicate materials like soft quills, fine hackle stems, or fragile natural fibers. For the most secure finish, add a small drop of head cement or UV resin to the final whip finish, especially on high-use flies.

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