Whiting 4 B's Rooster Saddle | white dyed fl. yellow chartreuse

Product information "Whiting 4 B's Rooster Saddle"

4B stands for 'Bigger, Better Bargain Birds'. And yes, with this product the feather experts over at Whiting put a great alternative or replacement for Chinese saddles on the market. You will find many different uses for these versatile feathers at the tying desk and can be sure about the great quality Whiting feathers are known for.

Due to the fine structure of these feathers they make a great looking collar on any kind of wet fly or nymph. At the same time you can use them as a hackle on streamers like the classic Wooly Bugger or as a hackle on modern salmon or sea trout patterns. The wide range of colors offers many different possibilities and in any case you can rely on the soft movement these feathers provide.

Of course the feathers can be tied onto the hook shank as a tail to, e.g. for Pike flies or when chasing Hucho hucho or any saltwater predator in the tropics. As with any natural product the length of the fibers and feathers can change, but most saddles offer a big amount of feathers with a length of approx. 12 cm.

Details:

High quality Rooster Saddle from Whiting
Outstanding quality and density of springs
Sturdy yet flexible keel
Easy tying and great result
Perfect for streamers such as Wooly Bugger Magnus and Co.
Also suitable for salmon and sea trout tubes

About Whiting:

Established back in 1989, the American manufacturer Whiting is the undisputed number one when it comes to the production of high-quality fly tying feathers. In fact, all products from the legendary poultry breeder Dr. Tom Whiting have one thing in common: a constant premium quality, which will easily please the most demanding fly tyers. Without a doubt, the amazing quality of these products reflects the well-being of these impressive birds. Thus, these stunning capes and saddles set completely new standards in every respect. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that there is a very high demand for these unique products – because the modern world of fly tying is hard to imagine without the truly amazing feathers from Whiting!