Whiting Farms Rooster Soft Hackle Saddle With Chickabou
These Whiting Farms Rooster Soft Hackle Saddles With Chickabou provide one-of-a-kind soft hackle material. Many feathers on each pelt are big enough for large nymphs and streamers. The chickabou that comes on the cape is extremely soft and fine, perfect for small streamers, damsels, and other similar patterns.
- Useful soft hackle for a variety of patterns – from large nymphs, to single shanked streamers, to feather game changers and more
- Chickabou is an especially fine marabou feather
- Dyed in bright and natural colors
- Images represent color and general composition only as each pelt is unique to the hen that grew it. What you receive may not be the unit pictured
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Soft hackle and chickabou |
| Best For | Large nymphs, streamers, damsels, small patterns |
| Color | Bright and natural dyes; varies by pelt |
| Uniqueness | Each pelt is unique due to the hen’s natural growth |
FAQ
What types of fishing patterns can this hackle be used for?
This hackle works well with large nymphs, single shanked streamers, and small patterns like damsels and feather game changers.
Is the chickabou feather really soft and fine?
Yes, the chickabou is described as extremely soft and fine, making it ideal for small streamers and delicate patterns.
Will the color of the saddle match the image shown?
The image is for reference only. Each pelt is unique and grown on a specific hen, so the actual color and composition may vary.
Lily Rees –
Great quality hackle material. The rooster hackle is sturdy and the chickabou is soft and fine. Works well with my small streamers and nymphs. The feathers are naturally dyed and look authentic on the water.
Victoria Fraser –
Received the saddle as expected. The hackle is good for larger patterns, and the chickabou adds a nice touch for small flies. Colors are vibrant but not exactly as in the photo. Still very satisfied with the product.
Austin Lewis –
Used this in both dry fly and nymph setups. The soft hackle holds well and the chickabou blends naturally. Each pelt feels different, which is great for variety in patterns.