Whiting Coq de Leon Silver Grade Saddle | white dyed light dun

Product information "Whiting Coq de Leon Silver Grade Saddle"

The Whiting Coq De Leon Silver Grade Saddle in Grizzly Pardo is more versatile than you might think. It is not only suitable for tying dry flies or nymphs, but is also an excellent saddle for creating streamer ripples, for example for sea trout patterns.

The feathers of the saddle have an incredible length, so you can make several flies with just one feather. In addition, a saddle offers a high density of individual feathers, which means that any number of new favourite patterns can be tied. With the Grizzly Pardo, you get a naturally pied feather that looks particularly brilliant with dry flies and nymph tails. The fine legs and antennae of a sea trout shrimp can also be perfectly imitated. The feathers are therefore a real insider tip among sea trout anglers. The keel of the long feathers is extremely soft and is ideal for using the feather as a ripple. Despite the fact that the keel is so thin, it is extremely stable so that the patterns last a long time - an ingenious natural product for lots of fun at the tying table!

Details:

High-quality Silver Grade Coq De Leon feathers for tying different fly patterns
Naturally pied Grizzly Pardo pattern
For dry flies, nymphs and streamers
Long feathers for multiple patterns
High density of feathers on a saddle

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!