| | Natural Roe Deer - A patch of natural Roe Deer skin from Veniard, from sedges through muddlers to mouse patterns, one of the most used materials.
Natural Roe Deer cut to approximately 90 x 90mm. | | |
| | | Coastal Deer Hair, a natural fine hair with barred marking and tips, hair length approx. 2cm to 4cm with very little under fur. The Coastal Deer Hair is excellent for Comparaduns, Caddis Flies & small Hoppers amongst many other flies.
Your Coastal Hair comes attached to the skin in a rough square. Each piece is truly unique with very subtle differences in the marking, a stunning fly tying material to work with. | | |
| | | Moose Mane Hair, good stiff hairs with lots of buoyancy, one of the best materials for dry fly tails available. Moose Hair is also used for quill bodies on Trout flies and wings for Salmon flies. Floats well with a mix of white and mottled black/brown hair, supplied by Veniard, the moose hair supplied is attached to a piece of skin measuring approx. 6-7cm x 3-4cm. | | |
| | | Deer Belly Hair gives fly tyers the stiffness, density and vivid colour needed to create bold spun heads and shaped bodies for fry, frog, pike and saltwater flies. Supplied to troutcatchers by Veniard, this versatile natural fly tying material is particularly useful when standard deer hair does not provide enough density or structure.
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| | | Bleached & Dyed Deer Hair brings strong, useful colour choices to one of fly tying’s most versatile natural materials. Produced by Veniard, the hair is first bleached and tanned to near white before being dyed, helping the finished colour show clearly across the fibres.
Fly tyers use dyed deer hair for wings, bodies, heads and clipped shapes across dry flies, muddlers, sedges, terrestrial patterns and larger surface flies.
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| | | Turrall Dyed Deer Skin brings bold colour, natural buoyancy and dependable workability to spun, clipped and shaped fly patterns. they gives fly tyers useful scope for forming packed bodies, sculpted heads and buoyant surface patterns.
Available in 13 colours, this Turrall fly tying material is a versatile choice for Muddlers, caddis patterns, Bombers, wake flies and other designs that rely on the distinctive structure of deer hair.
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| | | Moose Body Hair gives fly tyers a naturally varied selection of fine, durable fibres for tying convincing dry flies, caddis patterns, streamers and other natural-looking flies. Supplied by Veniard on an approximately 40 cm² skin patch, the hair is sold in its natural colour, with shades ranging through brown, black and grey.
This Moose Body Hair for fly tying is a practical choice for both established fly tyers and those beginning to explore natural hair materials. | | |
| | | Elk Hair is an essential natural fly tying material for creating caddis wings, Wulff patterns and a wide range of buoyant hair-wing dry flies. Supplied by Veniard on a patch of skin measuring approximately 7cm x 5cm, it is available in eight useful natural and dyed shades.
Easy to handle alongside other fly tying materials, Veniard Elk Hair gives fly tyers a dense, substantial hair that can be aligned, stacked and secured to form clearly defined wings, tails and posts. It is particularly well known for the Elk Hair Caddis and is also an important material for many traditional Wulff-style dressings. | | |
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