Feathers, Hackle, Fur, Synthetics

Cascade Crest Pheasant Necks-Amherst

Pheasant Necks: Put some ZIP in nymphs and Steelhead flies. As pictured the WHOLE neck.

Cascade Crest Pheasant Necks-Golden

Pheasant Necks - Golden. Put some ZIP in nymphs and Steelhead flies. As pictured the WHOLE neck. Also available Packaged Mixed Tippet, Natural Tippet Section Only, Natural Crest Section Only.

Cascade Crest Pheasant Tail

The original ingredient in "Sawyer's Pheasant Tail Nymph" 2 per bag.

Cascade Crest Ringneck Rump Hackle

Ringneck Rump Hackle: For "Cary Specials", crab patterns, and mottled Spey hackle. most of them still have the extra small "filo" plume attached. Great for midges. Approx 3/8 oz bag.

Cascade Crest Schalappens Hackel

A must for the Salmon and Steelhead fly tier. A natural for big bulky flies, very popular with saltwater tiers as well. Feather length will run 5 to 7 inches long. Approximately a 3/8 oz package. Dyed Over White.

Cascade Crest Streamer Neck Hackle

 Length will run 4"- 6", with well rounded points. Great for most saltwater and super tailing material. Approximately a 1/ 4 oz package.

Cascade Crest Stripped Goose Biots

Stripped Goose Biots: This is the leading edge of primary flight feather, used for feelers, tails on stones, and the popular "Prince Nymph." 5 Strips per package

Cascade Crest Strung Guinea Hackle

Strung Guinea: Traditionally used in Salmon and Steelhead Flies. Guinea is a great feather for nymphs, poppers and especially as cheeks on streamers. Large to medium sized eyes. Approximately 1/4 oz package.

Hareline 10-12" Ostrich Herl Supplies

For Scuds, Streamers, Winging And BodiesAgain, these are one of our go-to materials for tying big Intruder-style flies for salmon and steelhead. Our herl is full and substantial. DonÕt expect g to wind these directly onto a hook shaft or tube...

Hareline Bleached Elk Hair

This blond bleached elk hair enhances visibility in rough water and low light conditions.

Hareline Cul De Canard Feathers

Premium grade feathers. Ultimate in dry fly or Emerger wings.