CDC Oiler Puffs

Peacock herl is a staple in all fly tiers’ kits. The iridescent green drives fish wild.  Don’t ask why, it just is.  These packages provide just the right amount of peacock herl to use up before it gets old.  A generous supply by any measure and a must for many patterns.

An assortment of the most popular colors including white and Prince Nymph brown.

CDC puffs should be a staple in any tiers kit. These immature feather buds can be used in both drys and nymphs. The properties of puffs include great buoyancy for flotation as well as life-like movement under the water.

These are where the hard to find black barbs come from to tie the “Kinni Nymph”.  These high quality, long barbed tail feathers combine black and a iridescent green that gives the Kinni Nymph its effective coloration.

The best webby and wispy marabou for buggers.

Color: Wood Duck Tan

This pack is loaded with nice quality flank feathers and is much larger than the standard packs of mallard flanks.  Use these feathers for tying wings, tails and legs on many of the Midwest’s yellow to tan mayfly patterns like Hendricksons and Sulfurs.

A hollow buoyant hair that flairs when tied.  The standard for Elk Hair Caddis patterns.  The lighter color of bleached makes it easier to sight your fly on the water.  Use natural for a more natural appearance.

This is angora goat hair (mohair) from our pet goats.

Natural White: This is the washed and carded fleece from Cloud and Lightning, our wethers.  This is the natural color of mohair before dyeing and is the fleece you would use if you wished to dye your own colors.

Natural Gray: This is a natural light gray straight from Misty, the only female and the gray goat in the herd.

Silver Shadow:  This color is great for large soft hackles, steelhead flies and stone flies.  The color is similar to Adams gray.

Blue Dun:  Another great stone fly dubbing with just a hint of blue.  It is THE dubbing for lifelike mohair leaches and buggers.

Pale Black:  Soft hackles, stones, steelhead flies-the main color I use.

Sassafras:  This is a great orange scud dubbing and a nice orange for steelhead.

Old Yeller:  This color is a dirty yellow but bright.  I use it for golden stones and as a nice addition to steelhead flies, Old Yeller.

Raw fleece also available on request.

CDC(Cul de Canard) describes this buoyant feather from ducks and geese. Its water repelling qualities make it perfect for dry flies and emergers and has been popularized in many of today’s best trout fly patterns. These bulk packages are loaded with all the feathers from around the preen gland and are perfect for all tying applications. Goose CDC is slightly larger and lighter in color than duck CDC and is perfect for wings and bodies on larger CDC flies.

CDC(Cul de Canard) describes this buoyant feather from ducks and geese. Its water repelling qualities make it perfect for dry flies and emergers and has been popularized in many of today’s best trout fly patterns. These bulk packages are loaded with all the feathers from around the preen gland and are perfect for all tying applications. Duck CDC is slightly smaller and darker than goose CDC and is perfect for wings and bodies.