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Re: Quills for Dries...
I'm a big fan of these:
McLean's Quill Body You don't need to soak them and they don't break in the middle of wrapping one on. Also, since they're hollow and won't soak up water, they should help with floatation. |
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Re: Quills for Dries...
Most any fly shop will sell packs of stripped dyed quills for about $4 or so for a pack of 25, pre-dyed in the bug color of your choice. Most of the ones I've sen require a presoak before tying to get them supple, but I've never tried McCleans.
Fly shops should also have Indian and Chinese necks for around $4-6 if you want to do the whole bleaching solution, RIT/Veniard/Kool Aid dye thing. If you need an on-line source, Hook and Hackle has all of that stuff, as would Stockard, Kaufmann etc. Hope this helps, peregrines |
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