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  • La Campagnol

    La Campagnol Variation (Jocelyn LeBlanc), the Campagnol pool is a retention pool on the Rivière aux Rochers where salmon from the MacDonald River use as a thermal refuge from mid-July to the end of August. The MacDonald River is an important tributary of the Rivière aux Rochers. MacDonald salmon use the cold water of Walker Lake because the water in the MacDonald River becomes very warm in July and August. Hooks -Hook Daiichi 2161 #1, 2, 4, 6, 8 Tag - Ferret Gold Holographic Tinsel Tail- Golden pheasant - Natural golden pheasant Rib - Côte gold oval tinsel - Gold oval tinsel Body - Body Fluor wool hot green Wing - Artic Fox tail yellow, chartreuse and black wings - yellow, chartreuse and black fox tail and Flashabou UV Collar - Black heron, lime green and black hen - Black dyed heron and lime green and black hen saddle hackle Cheek - Cheek Jungle Cock

  • Step by Step Fly Tying the Overtaker Salmon Fly

    The Overtaker Hook- Hooks, Mustad Signature DL70UBLN Double Size 4 Thread- Thread, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange Tag, Small Gold Oval Tinsel Tail- Golden Pheasant tippet tail Butt-Bout, Uni-Floss Hot Green and UNI-Stretch Chinese Red Body, STS Trilobal dubbing green highlander Wing- Wings, Black Fox & UV Flashabou Eyes-Eyes, Jungle Cock Originator - Creation: Davie McPhail Third-party editor: Jocelyn LeBlanc

  • Step by Step Tying the Bugger Chartreuse Salmon Fly

    Creation & Tier - Jocelyn LeBlanc Chartreuse Bugger Hook - Patridge Salar Gold #5 Tag - Holographic Mylar Gold with UV resin Tail- Black Marabou, 4 pieces of flashabou UV & Krystal Flash FLUO Chartreuse Rib - Gold oval tinsel with black hackle Body - Chartreuse yellow chenille Wings- Jungle Cock Long Collar - Black chicken saddle Head - Plain floche hot red.

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  • Feathers-Plumes | Shed à Plumes

    Our Feathers - AAA Heron - AAA Guinea Hen - Rooster Saddle - Hen Saddle - Rooster Cape - Hen Cape - Soft Hackle Feathers are essential elements in fly tying. They are used to create different parts of the fly, such as wings, tails, legs and frills. The Feather Shed offers you a variety of feathers from different bird species, each offering unique characteristics. There are several types of feathers used for fly tying, including: Rooster hackle feathers: These are widely used to create fly collars, wings and tails. Rooster neck feathers are particularly popular because they are fine and supple. Partridge Feathers: These feathers are often used to create frills, wings, heads and bodies of flies. They have a beautiful gray-brown color and a soft texture. Goose feathers (goose biots): These small feathers are used to create segmented bodies of dry flies and nymphs. They are usually tied using the coil or "V" shape method. Duck Quills: These feathers are used to create dry fly wings, tails and ruffs. They are flexible and durable. Pheasant tail fibers: These feathers, usually taken from the tail of the pheasant, are used to create tails, nymph bodies and wing covers. They have a rough texture and a natural appearance. Peacock herl: These feathers are widely used to create nymph bodies, frills and fly heads. They give a nice shine to the flies. Marabou feathers: These feathers are used to create the wings, tails and bodies of flies. They are soft, light and add an attractive action in the water. Heron Feathers - Egret The heron feather is a material widely used in tying flies for salmon fishing. Its soft and light texture, as well as its great water absorption capacity, make it ideal for reproducing the appearance and movement of the wings and legs of aquatic insects. The Feather Shed Fly Shop Feathers New product Quick View AAA Heron Feathers Dyed Fiery Orange - Fiery Orange Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View Our AAA Heron Feathers Dyed Dun Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View AAA Natural Heron Feathers Dyed Electric Purple - Electric Purple Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View AAA Natural Heron Feathers Dyed Lavender Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View AAA Heron Feathers Dyed Yellow Gold Sunburst Yellow Gold Sunburst Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View Our Storm Grey Dyed Hen Cape Necks Price From C$7.99 New product Quick View Our Magenta Dyed Hen Cape Necks Price From C$7.99 Quick View Neck - Cape Rooster Super Select AAA Natural Badger 1-16 Price From C$10.99 Quick View Our Super Select AAA Black Dyed Rooster Saddles Price From C$8.00 Quick View Our Badger Rooster Saddles Super Select AAA Mauve Dyed Price From C$6.00 Quick View Our Badger Rooster Saddles Super Select AAA Dyed Teal Green Price From C$7.00 Quick View Our Badger Super Select AAA Rooster Saddles Hot Red Dyed Price From C$7.00 Quick View Our Badger Super Select AAA Rooster Saddles Sunburst Yellow Dye Price From C$7.00 Quick View Our Rooster Saddles Grizzly Super Select AAA Dyed Teal Green Price From C$9.00 Quick View Our Small Size Rooster Saddles Super Select AAA BLACK NATURAL Price C$8.99 Quick View Our Burnt Orange Dyed Chicken Necks Price From C$7.99

  • Termes et conditions | Shed à Plumes

    Terms and conditions Jocelyn LeBlanc Click here for more detailed information on creating your terms and conditions.

  • Politique de cookies | Shed à Plumes

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