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A great "all-around" neck. Visit this page to learn more about the new Universal Necks. |
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Good quality hackle at a good price. Visit this page to learn more about Ewing Economy Dry Fly Capes. |
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For Keough Dry Fly Cock Capes, visit this page. |
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Keough Grizzly Hen Necks have great quality genetic soft hackle. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors. |
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Dry Fly Rooster Necks come from a physically small bird. Although the feathers are not long, they are naturally dry with very stiff barbs. All three grades are a very good value. These little birds are from India and are closely related to their native wild fowl. Originally, they were the only good source of stiff dry fly hackle. DFRN Prime - good feather count, ranges in size 10-20"s, lots of 14-16"s. DFRN Dyed yellow and dyed red are not available in prime. DFR1 #1 - excellent quality with fewer 14-16"s than prime DFR2 #2 - wider hackle with some web, not as long or as stiff. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors and grades. |
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Hen Necks make great spent wings and parachute posts. Also, try them on your smallest soft hackles. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors. |
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Streamer Rooster Necks are available in natural, dyed over white and dyed barred. Hackle is a standard staple in every fly tyer's box. An assortment of necks in your favorite colors will cover a wide range of flies in many sizes. Our necks are large, thin quilled, and scraped clean, making them flexible and easy to use. Necks are graded by size, quantity and quality of feathers. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors. |
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Bass/Saltwater Rooster Necks have long, wide, webby hackles that are great for bass and saltwater projects. These grizzly necks have very distinct barring. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors. |
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Salmon Fly Hen Necks are an excellent substitute for illegal, exotic plumage. Use these necks for traditional salmon fly patterns. Visit the PDF page for a listing of available colors. |