Finn Raccoon Fur
Finn Raccoon is a very versatile fur that can be used for a wide range of flies.
Description
With both guard hairs and soft under fur, it makes one hell of a fly tying material.
Fibre length ranges from 60mm through to 85mm.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fibre Length | 60mm – 85mm |
| Composition | Guard hairs and soft under fur |
| Use | Wide range of fly tying applications |
FAQ
What is the fibre length range of Finn Raccoon Fur?
The fibre length ranges from 60mm to 85mm.
Is Finn Raccoon Fur suitable for all types of fly tying?
Yes, it is a very versatile fur and can be used for a wide range of fly tying applications.
What makes Finn Raccoon Fur effective in fly tying?
It has both guard hairs and soft under fur, which together create a natural and durable texture ideal for fly construction.
Leonard Abraham –
I’ve been using Finn Raccoon Fur for several months now and it’s proven to be very reliable. The mix of guard and soft fur gives the flies a natural look and holds up well in the water. The fibre length is consistent and easy to work with during tying.
Leah Manning –
Great quality fur for both dry flies and nymphs. The texture is realistic and the material doesn’t fray easily. I appreciate the range of fibre lengths which allows for different fly designs.
Kevin Berry –
The fur performs well in my fly tying projects. It’s slightly more expensive than some alternatives, but the results justify the cost. I noticed a bit of variation in thickness between batches, but overall it’s solid.