Hareline Ostrich Herl - White
Hareline Ostrich Herl is a popular material used in fly tying that is made from ostrich feathers. Ostrich Herl is a long, wispy feather that is often used to create the bodies and tails of flies. It is available in a variety of colors, including natural, black, brown, olive, and others, making it a versatile material that can be used for a range of fly patterns.
Hareline Ostrich Herl is a popular material used in fly tying that is made from ostrich feathers. Ostrich Herl is a long, wispy feather that is often used to create the bodies and tails of flies. It is available in a variety of colors, including natural, black, brown, olive, and others, making it a versatile material that can be used for a range of fly patterns.
Hareline Ostrich Herl - Black
Hareline Dubbin Fly Fishing in Fishing
Ostrich Herl White #377 - Hareline Dubbin
Dyed Over White Peacock Herl - Peacock and Ostrich Feathers
Ostrich Herl Pacific Fly Fishers
Cul de canard or CDC feathers are naturally buoyant and have a delicate, intricate structure that makes them great to use as wings one dry flies and emergers. They give both a lifelike appearance and aid in floatation, and they're easy to tie in and work with. CDC can also be a great material for wet flies and nymph legs, and can even be wound on as a dry-fly body. These are selected grade feathers.
Hareline CDC Cul de Canard Feathers Olive
Hareline Ostrich Herl is a popular material used in fly tying that is made from ostrich feathers. Ostrich Herl is a long, wispy feather that is often used to create the bodies and tails of flies. It is available in a variety of colors, including natural, black, brown, olive, and others, making it a versatile material that can be used for a range of fly patterns.
Hareline Ostrich Herl - White
Hareline Ostrich Herl
Ostrich Herl – Fly Artist
Hareline Ostrich Herl is a popular material used in fly tying that is made from ostrich feathers. Ostrich Herl is a long, wispy feather that is often used to create the bodies and tails of flies. It is available in a variety of colors, including natural, black, brown, olive, and others, making it a versatile material that can be used for a range of fly patterns.
Hareline Ostrich Herl Chartreuse
