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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest Extra Select Strung Marabou
- Code: M-CCBOU
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Price: $5.00
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Extra Select Strung Marabou is double stitched, and double strung. Approximately 1/4 oz. package.
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Hackle and Feathers - Polish Quills CDC
- Code: M-PQCDC
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Price: $6.00
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One of the best CDC's on the market, highest quality feathers, hand selected, dyed cold, and carefully packed. Dyed Feathers are from 4 to 6 cm and are mainly used for dubbing, soft hackles (using the clamp tool), or tying big wings like mayflies. All colours are dyed over natural white CDC...we do not start with bleaching!
CDC (Cul de Canard) feathers are feathers near "grease glands" under a duck's tail. Fly tying legend Rene Harrop described CDC in Fly Fisherman Magazine in the following way "CDC (cul de canard) feathers come from the preen gland of ducks. In appearance, they resemble small marabou blood feathers with unconnected fibers that radiate from tapered center stems. Soft yet strong, CDC floats remarkably well; flies tied with CDC are light and delicate on the water, and the fibers seem to pulse with the slightest breeze or motion of current. The ability to float a fly with less material lends a more realistic profile than is possible with conventional materials. Despite its subtlety, even a small amount of CDC is amazingly easy to see on the water."
These finely-fibered duck feathers with unique floating capabilities are often used for tying emergers and dry fly patterns.
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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest CDC Tufts
- Code: M-CCCDCT
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Price: $4.50
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CDC (Cul de Canard) feathers are feathers near "grease glands" under a duck's tail. Fly tying legend Rene Harrop described CDC in Fly Fisherman Magazine in the following way "CDC (cul de canard) feathers come from the preen gland of ducks. In appearance, they resemble small marabou blood feathers with unconnected fibers that radiate from tapered center stems. Soft yet strong, CDC floats remarkably well; flies tied with CDC are light and delicate on the water, and the fibers seem to pulse with the slightest breeze or motion of current. The ability to float a fly with less material lends a more realistic profile than is possible with conventional materials. Despite its subtlety, even a small amount of CDC is amazingly easy to see on the water."
At least 24 tuffts per pack.
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Hackle and Feathers - PH CDC
- Code: M-PHCDC
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Price: $3.99
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CDC (Cul de Canard) feathers are feathers near "grease glands" under a duck's tail. Fly tying legend Rene Harrop described CDC in Fly Fisherman Magazine in the following way "CDC (cul de canard) feathers come from the preen gland of ducks. In appearance, they resemble small marabou blood feathers with unconnected fibers that radiate from tapered center stems. Soft yet strong, CDC floats remarkably well; flies tied with CDC are light and delicate on the water, and the fibers seem to pulse with the slightest breeze or motion of current. The ability to float a fly with less material lends a more realistic profile than is possible with conventional materials. Despite its subtlety, even a small amount of CDC is amazingly easy to see on the water."
These finely-fibered duck feathers with unique floating capabilities are often used for tying emergers and dry fly patterns.
Note: This product contains wildlife, which cannot be exported beyond the U.S. and its territories.
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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest Pheasant Patch
- Code: M-CCPHP
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Price: $6.95
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Pheasant Patch: Each patch contains "church windows" for sculpins, and stone', long harries " for "Cary' Specials." Beyond these uses, however, this is quickly becoming one of our favorite tailing materials.
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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest Grizzly Hackle
- Code: M-CCGRHKL
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Price: $4.25
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Grizzly Soft Hackle is one of our newest products, and we could not be more excited about it. These feathers are dyed in a variety of vibrant shades to suit any purpose. They are great for super webby body feathers, nymphs, streamer wings and collars, and pusher legs on poppers. Each bag is stuffed full of feathers. Bags are ~2.8" x 4.6".
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Hackle and Feathers - Polish Quills Natural CDC
- Code: M-PQWNCDC
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Price: $22.00
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Natural CDC in a generous 2 gram pack. The feathers are quite dark and naturally oiled. Great for sizes 14 and smaller.
CDC (Cul de Canard) feathers are feathers near "grease glands" under a duck's tail. Fly tying legend Rene Harrop described CDC in Fly Fisherman Magazine in the following way "CDC (cul de canard) feathers come from the preen gland of ducks. In appearance, they resemble small marabou blood feathers with unconnected fibers that radiate from tapered center stems. Soft yet strong, CDC floats remarkably well; flies tied with CDC are light and delicate on the water, and the fibers seem to pulse with the slightest breeze or motion of current. The ability to float a fly with less material lends a more realistic profile than is possible with conventional materials. Despite its subtlety, even a small amount of CDC is amazingly easy to see on the water."
These finely-fibered duck feathers with unique floating capabilities are often used for tying emergers and dry fly patterns.
Note: This product contains wildlife, which cannot be exported beyond the U.S. and its territories.
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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest Streamer Hackle
- Code: M-CCSTRHKL
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Price: $9.75
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Streamer Neck Hackle: Length will run 4"- 6", with well rounded points. Great for most saltwater and super tailing material. Approximately a 1/ 4 oz package.
Chinchilla Neck Variation: Grizzly effect, great for saltwater patterns, bass bugs. Feather length will run 4"- 6," with a well rounded point. Approximately 1/ 4 oz package.
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Hackle and Feathers - Cascade Crest Schlappen
- Code: M-CCSHL
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Price: $11.50
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Schlappen: A must for the Salmon and Steelhead fly tier. A natural for big bulky flies, very popular with saltwater tiers as well. Feather length will run 5 to 7 inches long. Approximately a 3/8 oz package. Dyed Over White.
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Hackle and Feathers - PH Guinea Fowl Strung
- Code: M-PHGNEA
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Price: $7.00
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The distinct polka dot pattern makes Guinea Fowl an excellent accent to many patterns. Can be used as a tail, beard, wing, shoulder or collar. 4x6" Bag
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