Whiting American Rooster Saddles

Description

Whiting American Rooster Saddles have long, broad feathers and soft stems. The feathers are densely webbed and round tipped. They were genetically designed for tying large flies by Whiting Farms starting in 1992. The upper third has feathers between 3″-5″, which is preferred for bugger patterns and saltwater flies over size 10. The bottom two thirds of the Whiting American Rooster Saddles have long, webby feathers between 5-9″ which are great for deceivers and other streamers. The white saddles and grizzlies are dyed to a number of colors for palmering hackle to large buggers and leeches. The spade feathers on the shoulders make excellent tailing fibers. See Color Chart

Colors: Black, Red, Orange, Olive, Purple, Yellow, Claret, Brown, Coachman Brown, Light Dun, Medium Dun, Dark Dun, Natural Grizzly, Grizzly Orange, Grizzly Yellow, Medium Ginger, Fl. Green Chartreuse