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Veniard Wigeon Breast Maracea Washed Mixed Natural 2g Packet

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€6.95*

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Product information "Veniard Wigeon Breast Maracea Washed Mixed Natural 2g Packet"

Veniard is a traditional manufacturer of high-quality fly tying materials and has stood for quality, reliability and carefully selected natural materials for decades, complemented by a wide range of high-quality synthetic materials, tubes, tying tools and accessories for modern fly tying.

Veniard Wigeon Breast Maracea Washed Mixed Natural 2g Packet consists of carefully selected, washed breast feathers of the wigeon. The soft, fine feathers with their natural pattern are ideal for tying realistic wings, hackles, tails or fine accents on a wide variety of fly patterns. Their soft movement in the water gives nymphs, wet flies or even traditional wet flies a lively attractiveness that appeals to trout, grayling and other salmonids. Wigeon Breast feathers are also ideal for patterns such as classic Pheasant Tail Nymph variations, Wulff variations, Dun-Emerger imitations or delicate wet fly wings.

This 2 g pack of high-quality natural feathers is versatile and provides you with sufficient material for numerous patterns. The natural flexibility and even pattern of the feathers make them a valuable material for any tying table - from classic flies to creatively combined modern patterns.

Details:

Natural Wigeon breast feathers from Veniard
Washed, natural feathers with a fine structure
Ideal for wings, hackles, tails and accents
Gives patterns lively movement in the water
Content: 2 g of high-quality natural feathers

About Veniard:

Veniard has been one of the leading suppliers of high-quality fly tying materials since 1923. From its beginnings - collecting feathers at London markets. Veniard has developed into a global supplier with a wide range of products for fly tiers worldwide. Today the company employs over 15 people and remains one of the most important names in fly tying. Even almost 100 years after it was founded by the Veniard brothers.