5-7" Dyed-Over-White Strung Saddle Hackle does double duty as Deceiver tailing and as palmered or collared hackle on other streamer bodies, adding movement and visual bulk to the pattern.
Specifications
Pack Size: 3.5" x 7.5" pack of strung feathers
Feather Length: 5-7"
Best for: Deceiver tailing, and palmering or collaring on streamer bodies, in both freshwater and saltwater.
The vibrant dyed-over-white color and durable fiber hold up across freshwater rivers and saltwater flats alike, and the length is forgiving enough for tyers still developing a feel for handling larger feathers, while offering the consistency experienced tyers expect.
FAQ
Q: Freshwater or saltwater — does it matter which?
No — the color and fiber hold up in both freshwater rivers and saltwater flats, so the same package covers Deceivers and other streamer patterns in either environment.
5-7" Dyed-Over-White Strung Saddle Hackle does double duty as Deceiver tailing and as palmered or collared hackle on other streamer bodies, adding movement and visual bulk to the pattern.
Specifications
Pack Size: 3.5" x 7.5" pack of strung feathers
Feather Length: 5-7"
Best for: Deceiver tailing, and palmering or collaring on streamer bodies, in both freshwater and saltwater.
The vibrant dyed-over-white color and durable fiber hold up across freshwater rivers and saltwater flats alike, and the length is forgiving enough for tyers still developing a feel for handling larger feathers, while offering the consistency experienced tyers expect.
FAQ
Q: Freshwater or saltwater — does it matter which?
No — the color and fiber hold up in both freshwater rivers and saltwater flats, so the same package covers Deceivers and other streamer patterns in either environment.
The hacker I received was the perfect size for my travel fly tying kit. The quality was Great! Thanks JSflyfishing. I know I can count on you for having what I need.
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Decent feathers
Good for tails on baitfish patterns like deceivers
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Bill C.
Hit and miss
Finding quality hackle at an affordable price can be difficult. This is a good compromise between price and quality. There are plenty of good feathers to choose from. Trimming the fibers while they are still on the quill is sometimes needed to get a good tie.