Creative Angler Saddle Hackle Fly Tying Materials - Natural Feathers for Wet Flies, Rooster Feathers, Hair Feathers for Crafts, Fly Tying Kit - Small Feathers Combo Pack of Steelhead Colored Feathers
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PERFECT FOR FLY TYING: The Angler Saddle Hackle feather from Creative Angler is the ideal material for fly tying. This pack of 4-6 inch long feathers contains a common mix of colors and styles to create plenty of unique looks on your flies.
NATURAL ROOSTER FEATHERS: Feathers are a staple in fly-tying, and here at Creative Angler we offer feathers of all shapes, sizes and colors. You'll find a great selection of freshwater bulk feathers, hackles, and much more!
VERSATILE: Our saddle hackle is ideal to use on streamer wings and are great for palmer hackle on woolly buggers. It can be used as a dry or wet fly hackle. It is recommended for tying salmon and steelhead flies, as well as flies for trout, bass, and other saltwater flies.
GREAT VALUE: You'll receive approximately 1/2 ounce of natural rooster hackle per package. Our high grade natural feather comes in a variety of colors. These feathers are a definite must-have material for making effective flies and lures for both beginners and experts.
PREMIUM QUALITY: Whether you're a veteran angler, expert fly tier, or just getting started in the art of tying flies - you'll find that these feathers are the best for your fly tying needs. These fly tying feathers are the best choice for all dry flies, nymphs and woolly buggers.

Upgrade your fly tying kit with Creative Angler Saddle Hackle! Our saddle hackles are made from high-grade natural rooster feathers and can be used as a dry or wet fly hackle. The feathers on either side of a rooster's neck are called hackles, which have traditionally been used in fly fishing to dress flies. saddle feathers are great to use on streamer wings and as palmer hackle on woolly buggers. Use it for tying salmon and steelhead flies, as well as flies for trout, bass, and other saltwater flies.