Aqua Flies Un-Real Jungle Cock
Aqua Flies Un-Real Jungle Cock is like no other synthetic jungle cock on the market. It has been meticulously color corrected to bring the fly tyer the most accurate synthetic feather. The Un-Real Jungle Cock is then printed on a waterproof material that is super tough, but still has some flexibility and movement in the water. The fly tyer can use a permanent marker on the back and edges to create a natural look or a color accent. With a variety of sizes available, the choice is similar to selecting a feather from a real cape.
- Made of waterproof material
- Has a long tab that can be doubled back and then tied in
- Comes on a sheet packaged in a clear bag
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | Waterproof, flexible synthetic material |
| Design | Accurate feather replication with color correction |
| Usage | Can be customized with permanent marker on back and edges |
| Package | Sheet format in clear bag |
FAQ
Can I customize the color of the jungle cock with a permanent marker?
Yes, you can use a permanent marker on the back and edges to create a natural look or add color accents.
Is the material durable in water?
Yes, the jungle cock is made of waterproof material and maintains flexibility while staying tough in water.
How do I attach the jungle cock to my fly?
The fly has a long tab that can be doubled back and then tied in for secure attachment.
Emily Parr –
The Un-Real Jungle Cock looks incredibly realistic. I used it in a recent fishing trip and the fish reacted strongly to it. The material holds up well in water and the tab makes tying it easy. I’ve used it with different sizes and it fits well with my fly patterns.
Anne Nash –
It’s a solid addition to my fly collection. The color accuracy is impressive and the waterproof material doesn’t degrade even after several hours in the water. I added a touch of color with a marker and it looked natural.
Cameron MacLeod –
The flexibility and movement in water are excellent. It mimics real feathers very well. The tab is easy to work with and I’ve used it in both still and moving water conditions.