Dry Fly Hackle

The barred ginger has been a popular dry fly color. The multiple colored feather adds life to a fly. The feather size range is from size 4 down to ...

This cape has a good feather count with size 16-4 feathers.

Ewing dry fly capes feature thin stems and good barb count. Feather size ties flies from size 4 down to size 14.

This is a nice color with a color between light dun and cream. 

A nicely colored cape with feather size range from 16-4. Good for mayfly and caddis patterns.

The Hebert Miner line of dry fly hackle offers the tier a great range of natural duns, creams,browns and every tune in between. The colors are vibr...

The ultimate dry fly saddle! The Whiting line has the stiffest, most dense hackle for tying the best floating dry flies in the world. Mostly size 1...

Ewing saddles are a great buy featuring thin stems and good barb count.  The feather size on these saddles is larger then most in the 10-12 range w...

This is a very nice saddle with feathers with good length and barb count.  I use these saddles because the feathers run in the size 8 to 12 size wh...

These saddles have feathers for larger size flies. (Labels marked 6-8, 8-10, 12-14) Perfect for tying those large Wulff and Drake flies. Feel free ...

Ewing saddles have a great dry fly feather with thin stems ad good barb count.  Feather size is mostly in the 10-12.

Sideling Hill Hackle Farm is a small producer of high quality fly tying hackle from the farm country of Pennsylvania. The owner, Evan Brandt, share...

The top cape is a patch of feathers cut  off of the top of a cape. The feathers on this patch are good quality dry fly material and will tie dry fl...

The Ewing half saddle patch offers a smaller amount of feathers for the tier that only ties a couple of patterns of dry flies. It is possible to ge...