Whiting Spey hackle
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Whitingfarms web site.
Lots of hits on google for this company (farm). As there was an objection to posting the web address, I've removed it. Worth looking at as guy has some outstanding 'tips,' etc., on the use of tying materials.
fae
Lots of hits on google for this company (farm). As there was an objection to posting the web address, I've removed it. Worth looking at as guy has some outstanding 'tips,' etc., on the use of tying materials.
fae
Swede's in Woodinville, WA has some in stock. Not a lot, but some. I'd advise getting it now before it is gone if you want it.
I prefer coche tail or schlappen because the Whiting Spey Hackle is nothing more than long fibered rooster hackle. And as sunch it is fine fivered. It neither looks nor behaves like heron, coche tail, or schlappen in the water. Why not get some bue eared pheasant?
I prefer coche tail or schlappen because the Whiting Spey Hackle is nothing more than long fibered rooster hackle. And as sunch it is fine fivered. It neither looks nor behaves like heron, coche tail, or schlappen in the water. Why not get some bue eared pheasant?
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