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Hareline Dubbin | SKU:
HL-TFF382
Hareline Teal Flank Feathers - Woodduck Tan #382
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The Hareline Teal Flank Feathers #382 - Wood Duck Tan are premium teal flank feathers designed for fly tying and fly craft. These Teal flank feathers from Hareline provide fine natural barring and flexible fibers ideal for tails, wings, cheeks and collars on dry flies, wet flies, salmon and steelhead patterns.
Key Features
- Natural Barring: Fine, realistic striping that adds lifelike movement and contrast to fly profiles.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for tails, wings, collars and cheeks; commonly used as a substitute for mallard and pintail.
- Color Selection: Available in an extensive range of colors; this pack is Wood Duck Tan (#382) for natural-tone patterns.
- Compact Pack: Lightweight, easy-to-store packet (approximately 0.1 oz) suitable for hobbyists and professional tiers.
Hareline (Hareline Dubbin) feathers are trusted by fly tiers for consistent quality and color. The Teal flank fibers offer subtle profile and movement that improve hook-up and visual appeal in both freshwater and saltwater flies. Use these feathers to add natural texture to classic wet flies, streamline tails for dry flies, or build realistic collars and cheek patches on salmon and steelhead patterns.
Specifications: Pack weight approximately 0.1 oz; packaged dimensions approximately 6 x 4 x 0.25 inches (L x W x H). Compatible with standard fly-tying tools and storage boxes. Check SKU/variant details for exact color codes when building kits or ordering in multiple shades.
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BrandHareline Dubbin
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SKUHL-TFF382
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TypeFeathers
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Barcode0762820166402
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