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Fulling Mill Premium Selected Peacock Herl

Fulling Mill Premium Selected Peacock Herl

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One of the most universally used fly tying materials. Peacock herl can be applied in everything from freshwater nymphs and streamers to big baitfish patterns for saltwater. 

High quality Peacock herl

  • Long fibre premium herl
  • CITES certificated
  • A classic fly tying material with a multitude of uses. Try using this material for bodies and thorax areas on nymphs and dry flies, over wings on salmon and saltwater patterns and for numerous other applications.
  • 3 lengths per pack
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