Dry Fly Cape - bronze
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Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze
Dry Fly Cape - bronze

Dry Fly Cape - bronze

Whiting Farms
Color: barred dark ginger
Price:
$89.95
Stock:
Only 3 units left

Description

With long supple quills, incredible barb density and a full range of hackle sizes down to 20's, Whiting Dry Fly Capes are the industry standard for quality and value. This product line derives its heritage from the legendary Hoffman grizzly super hackle stock. Bronze grade is not only the sweet spot in terms of value but also is, in Tom Whiting's words, adequate for 90% of most tiers' needs. The average feather in a bronze cape ties 1 fly and hackle sizes span 5 to 6 hook sizes (i.e., sizes 10 through 18). Brown may be dyed if the natural is unavailable; other colors are natural unless specified as dyed. The barred dark ginger color is an excellent substitute for hard-to-find cree.

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M
Mike
Awesome

I didn't realize how high quality these were until I had my hands on them. Just perfect.

J
JF
Can't really ask for more

If you tie trout flies, get a bronze grizzly cape and a bronze barred ginger cape. You'll be set for many many years. Price seems steep but that feeling ends once you start tying with these feathers.

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Clouserfreak
The Whiting "Bronze" capes...

The Whiting "Bronze" capes are better than competitors best capes. High barb density, supple and a wide hackle range with a ridiculous amount of size 14-22. Very dense. The current necks are even better than years past with more and better feathers! I took a "Barred Dark Ginger" to a tying demo last week and several people thought that it was cree. The barred dark ginger is a great economical substitute for cree.

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