Whiting American Rooster Saddle

Product information "Whiting American Rooster Saddle"

Due to the delicacy of individual feathers, Rooster Saddles, especially Whiting's American Rooster Saddle, are well-suited for palmering small streamers, salmon, and sea trout flies. Whether used as a body hackle for a classic Wooly Bugger or as a head hackle for a modern salmon fly, the Whiting Rooster Saddles offer countless possibilities at the tying table, thanks to their varying lengths and a wide color palette.

In addition to being used as body hackles, the feathers from the Whiting American Rooster Saddle can also be fully integrated as tail fibers or flanks—for example, for pike streamers, huchen streamers, or saltwater streamers. Every single feather from this well-stocked Whiting saddle will find a purpose at the tying table. Besides the quality of each individual feather, the rich color of the saddles is also noteworthy. It is simply a very versatile tying material with great value for money and in the trusted Whiting quality.

Details:

Rooster saddles with an outstanding value for money
Ideal for tying various types of streamers, such as sea trout flies, trout streamers, or pike streamers!
Highly versatile due to a wide range of different feather sizes
Extremely flexible yet sturdy feather stems

About Whiting:

Established back in 1989, the American manufacturer Whiting is the undisputed number one when it comes to the production of high-quality fly tying feathers. In fact, all products from the legendary poultry breeder Dr. Tom Whiting have one thing in common: a constant premium quality, which will easily please the most demanding fly tyers. Without a doubt, the amazing quality of these products reflects the well-being of these impressive birds. Thus, these stunning capes and saddles set completely new standards in every respect. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that there is a very high demand for these unique products – because the modern world of fly tying is hard to imagine without the truly amazing feathers from Whiting!