Deer hair is a tremendously versatile tying material and an essential ingredient of some of the most famous and ‘fishy’ patterns out there. Its great floatability makes it an ideal choice for dry fly wings and bodies. Streamer heads tied from deer hair push a lot of water and can be found on classical on diver-patterns and ‘muddler’ style streamers like the ‘Muddler Minnow. Wapsi Deer Hock impresses with its high quality, dense and continuous fur and offers great value.
Regardless whether you are tying caddis flies, parachute patterns, bulky streamer heads or spikey nymphs: Deer hair belongs into the standard repertoire on any tying bench.
Size: about 7 x 9 cm
Wapsi, founded in 1945 on the banks of the Wapsipinicon River in Iowa by Lacy Gee, is one of the oldest companies for fly tying materials. Originally specialising in the production of artificial flies, within three decades the family business developed into one of the largest manufacturer and wholesaler of tying materials in the United States. Today, Wapsi offers an impressive variety of products for fly tiers worldwide. The range includes a wide selection of feathers, furs, dubbings, rubber legs, wires and much more. The company's clever solutions for storing tying tools and its extensive range of accessories are outstanding. Despite the high quality, Wapsi remains true to its roots and offers all products at extremely fair prices.