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Fly Co Krinkle Mirror Flash

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€4.00
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Another version of the best seller mirror flash, the krinkled surface exaggerates the already highly reflective surface.
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Ewing Hen Saddles

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€24.90
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Thanks to their soft and yet durable stems, these feathers are the perfect soft hackles. Therefore, they are a great choice for tying salmon flies, sea trout flies and all kinds of trout streamers.
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Ewing Wooly Bugger Packs

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€16.50
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With these Ewing Wooly Bugger packs you get many feathers for multiple purpose. Use the feathers for hackles on the Wooly bugger fly, and for hackles on your coastal flies. They are also often used as body hackles on salmon flies.
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Fly Co Mirror Flash

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This flash has a lightly grooved surface wrap which gives a great effect as it helps to make the flash shine even more. perfect for grassy water or night fishing
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Fly Co US Super Saddle Yellow

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€55.00
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Beautiful quality US Super Saddle in a vibrant yellow
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Wapsi Calf Body Hair White

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€5.00
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Individual tails have short crinkly hairs. Commonly used for wings on dry flies (Wulff's Trudes. parachutes posts, etc. or wings on wet flies). Calf tail hair is an essential material for tying split-wing dry flies such as Wulffs, bonefish fly patterns, and smaller trout flies requiring finer, more crinkly hair than bucktail.
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Wapsi Ringneck Cock Pheasant Skin Natural

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€16.90
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The Ringneck Pheasant Skin offers a lot of different possibilities and is a must-have on the tying bench. Its fine feathers in various colors and shades are used to imitate legs on nymphs or as a hackle on spider patterns  and other wet flies. Its feathers are often used on the 'Peeping Caddis' nymph or as wings for adult sedges.