The ultimate dry fly cape! The Whiting line has the stiffest, most dense hackle for tying the best floating dry flies in the world.
The best of the best, creme de la creme of dry hackles available. A full saddle of goodness. Only a select few ever get the platinum grade with a diversity of sizes and unreal length of usable feathers.
The Whiting Hen Cape is the most widely used Hen cape in the world today. It provides a high quality feather excellent for a myriad of tying applications. Hen cape hackle is a basic and essential tying material. One of its... Read more
These Whiting half capes with long supple quills, incredible barb density and a full range of hackle sizes down to the 20's set the industry standard for quality and value. This product line derives its heritage from the... Read more
The ultimate dry fly cape! The Whiting line has the stiffest, most dense hackle for tying the best floating dry flies in the world. Here, available as a half cape. (Left or right)
Get some of the best dry fly hackle on the world! These are 1/2 saddles in a Bronze grade. Saddles, which have long even hackle fibers, are great because you can tie a lot of flies on a single hackle stem. Barbs are dense and the... Read more
80% of the feathers on the midge saddle will tie flies size 18 to 24!
The ultimate in dry fly tying! If you have never used Whiting Dry Fly Hackles, you will not believe how good they are until you try them. With long supple... Read more
80% of the feathers on the midge saddle will tie flies size 18 to 24!
The ultimate in dry fly tying! If you have never used Whiting Dry Fly Hackles, you will not believe how good they are until you try them. With long supple... Read more
Just when you thought dry fly hackle could not get any better it did when Dr. Thomas Whiting announced Whiting Dry Fly Hackle; the next generation above Hoffman Hackle. Now the Whiting Farms staff has taken the ultimate in hackle... Read more
Two very unique feathers in 1 pelt. The first feather, the soft hackle, is a wide, webby soft feather great for large collars on salmon, steelhead, bass, and saltwater flies. The second feather, the chickabou is a smaller... Read more
Long and evenly tapered, this is the best bugger hackle available! Also works well for tailing material on salt and freshwater streamers. Each pack consists of carefully hand-picked patches.
“Mini” Marabou offered in a wide array of white dyed and grizzly dyed colors. Perfect for small wooly buggers, damsel fly nymphs, and wet flies. Soft, webby fibers that add color and movement to any fly. Great for tails, collars... Read more
The traditionalist’s choice! The Hebert Miner™ line offers the best range of natural duns, browns, creams, and badger available to the dry fly tiers of the world.
Whiting Hebert Miner Saddle is an extremely popular rooster saddle. With this saddle you tie dry flies in most common sizes, but the saddle also fits well with streamers and many other patterns.
The traditionalist’s choice! The Hebert Miner™ line offers the best range of natural duns, browns, creams, and badger available to the dry- and wet fly tiers of the world.
Spey and Dee flies demand a unique type of feather to create their swept back profiles and flowing movement in swift water. Initially "Spey Cock" feathers from special roosters of the Spey River Valley in Scotland from which both... Read more
Spey and Dee flies demand a unique type of feather to create their swept back profiles and flowing movement in swift water. Initially "Spey Cock" feathers from special roosters of the Spey River Valley in Scotland from which both... Read more
Spey and Dee flies demand a unique type of feather to create their swept back profiles and flowing movement in swift water. Initially "Spey Cock" feathers from special roosters of the Spey River Valley in Scotland from which both... Read more
Spey and Dee flies demand a unique type of feather to create their swept back profiles and flowing movement in swift water. Initially "Spey Cock" feathers from special roosters of the Spey River Valley in Scotland from which both... Read more
Spey and Dee flies demand a unique type of feather to create their swept back profiles and flowing movement in swift water. Initially "Spey Cock" feathers from special roosters of the Spey River Valley in Scotland from which both... Read more
For streamers, shrimp patterns, buggers, leeches, and more. Extremely lively, marabou-like feathers only much more lively and fine.
