Hareline Select Goose Shoulder (Assorted Colours)
Hand selected after dyeing. These are great for traditional Wet and Salmon fly feather.
Product Details
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Goose shoulder |
| Use | Traditional wet and salmon fly feathers |
| Selection Process | Hand selected after dyeing |
| Colour | Assorted colours |
FAQ
What is the difference between goose shoulder and other feather types?
Goose shoulder feathers are known for their strength and natural curve, making them ideal for traditional wet and salmon fly patterns. They offer a natural appearance and good durability in fly construction.
Are these feathers suitable for both wet and salmon flies?
Yes, these goose shoulders are specifically selected for use in traditional wet and salmon fly patterns, providing the right balance of flexibility and structure.
How are the feathers selected?
The feathers are hand selected after dyeing to ensure quality and consistency in shape, colour, and texture.
Jake McLean –
The feathers arrived in good condition and match the description. I used them in a few wet fly patterns and they held up well in the water. The hand selection process is evident in the quality and consistency of the feathers.
Adam Parsons –
Great for traditional fly making. The assorted colours add variety to my patterns. The feathers are firm and have a natural look when tied. Slightly more expensive than others, but worth it for quality.
Zoe Dowd –
I’ve used these in salmon flies and they perform well in the field. The hand selection ensures each feather is strong and properly shaped. The dyeing process enhances the colour without making them brittle.