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 Artic Fox
Soft, lively hair popular for small streamers and salmon flies. Good substitute for marabou.
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Prime natural color on the skin. Try on Clouser's. Really cool.
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 Sculpin Wool _ Skin On
Soft tanned with natural taper to tipe. Use in place of deer hair on sculpins and other patterns. Especially useful for collars, or wings.
| |  Sculpin Wool _ Skeins
Great for building heads or bodies, stacking hair, where you are trimming ends.
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 Black Bear
Legally obtained and used on many traditional patterns.
Limited Availability
| |  Caribou
Very light weight. Used for mouse patterns and other surface flies.
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 Coyote
Has a wide vasriety of markings. Great for hair wings, and tails and legs on larger flies.
| |  Moose Body
Very stiff fibers used for tails and wings.
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 Moose Mane
Very long loose hair. Use to support marabou tails on woolies and as a substitute for quill bodies.
| |  Woodchuck
Beautifully barred guard hairs for streamer wings.
Size: Small
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 Dubbing Furs on the Skin
Small Sizes
Beaver - Great for small dry flies.
Muskrat Belly - Less guard hairs, great for casual dress.
Muskrat Back - The original Adams color.
Opossum - Naturally white. Great seal fur subsitute.
Nutri - Similar to muskrat but with longer guard hairs.
Australian Opossum - One of the buggiest and easy to dub.
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