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[@timbumgarner1207]

Dang... My cheapo crew got eaten by moths when no other hackles got touched and my retired Marine butt can't afford to replace it

[@kirkdonnelly7982]

That's platty cree never left that shop !!! I Guarantee

[@berniedifloures9082]

Just watching this now, but have done some business with you guys in the past. Thank you for all the time you guys put into these videos and the shop 👍🏼

[@flymasterA]

Dr. Tom sent me a Platinum MIDGE CREE saddle 15 years ago. So I know what you are feeling just holding it. It's my favorite out of 100's of capes and saddles. My favorite hackles for fly designing are my SPECKLED CHAMPAIGN Badgers. I am not a retail store, just a hooked show tier. Started out tying 55+ years ago with some very rough pseudo-genetics, the 'two hackles per fly' kind. Now I have hand-picked platinum saddles of every kind and shade, the happiest of tiers. I have a dark rusty cree for hackle, dark rust 'speckled' Cd'L tailing, and Whiting Wingers to make spectacular Royal Winger Coachmen. 20+ years ago, Dr. Tom changed everything. I was on his pro staff for years and visited the Delta farm many times to build my inventory of all his saddles and capes, plus his chickabous, CdL, spey, wingers, etc. Nice video, guys. Thank you, Dr. Tom. For me, hackles went from barely adequate to an addiction to perfection. My tying stash is all Whiting all the time.

[@FlyFishFood]

Yep, gotta love the Whiting Hackle!!

[@agrifoguy]

Yet if you go onto your site to purchase a whiting neck or hackle 80 % is out of stock.

[@FlyFishFood]

Yup. Sells so fast. Impossible to grow them fast enough to keep stock.

[@hectatusbreakfastus6106]

I've been reading that coq de leon is an endangered species now because no one is really raising them anymore. In the article I was reading they were saying that only 7 people in Leon are raising them and there are only 700 in total.

[@michaeldavis4746]

Awesome but do you stock any Necks?

[@flymasterA]

BTW, My midge Cree saddle had legitimate size 32 hackles. Looked like fine thread until flared. And they were 'short' saddles hackles 8" long. 😉

[@FlyFishFood]

flymasterA many saddles today are over 24” long.

[@flymasterA]

R Fly Fish Food. I know. I see them and drool some more. But to replace dozens and dozens of dry capes and saddles is not in a retiree's budget, especially since I'm not a production tier. But I do have one of the first 2-foot saddles produced, a cream/beige dunn saddle. Probably be a bronze grade now. But when I got it, it demonstrated what was in store for lengths. Tom's big challenge was keeping the tying qualities a top priority. Genes don't always cooperate.

[@johnkindell7000]

Nice looking midge saddles

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Nice ! I will have one of each please

[@SirJohnny9999]

3:35 platinum cree midge saddle hackle.

[@marksleeper3752]

looks like you hit gold in that box

[@T-Rex889]

Can you use them for Carp and bass flies what would you recommend?? Please let me know so I can buy some stuff from your store

[@marksleeper3752]

wow great feathers

[@stewoutdoors3020]

Incredible . I would dive face first into that box

[@ibookje]

Can I call to ask for specific color and hackle sizes?

[@FlyFishFood]

You are always welcome to call to see what we have in stock normally but these hackles are part of the periodic "Flash Hackle" sale where they're all listed on our website at the same time so everyone has an equal chance at getting something. We think this will be listed early next week.

[@flyfishing6569]

Would you sell your garbage ones for cheaper then usual? I would buy the bad ones if there cheaper?

[@FlyFishFood]

Fly Fishing we don’t get any garbage ones. The “commercial” grade aren’t available to the public.

[@flyfishing6569]

Fly Fish Food how do you get commercial grade stuff then?

[@FlyFishFood]

Fly Fishing you don’t. It’s just for fly tying factories.

[@flyfishing6569]

Fly Fish Food where do I sign up I love tying and getting paid for my passion

[@lukem2492]

What do saddles of those quality go for?

[@FlyFishFood]

Totally depends. Anywhere from $100 up to $500 or more in some cases.

[@glencamblin]

learned more about hackles in 10 min than the last 20 years of showing up at the local shop thinking I know my stuff. you guys look like Christmas came early...

[@7686kelly]

I will be fishing in The Bluegrass State ,." Kentucky " .. I will try your flies .... See Ya'll !

[@Waty8413]

Which ones do you use to tie Comparaduns... ...oh.. wait. Nevermind.

[@theoutdoorangler1173]

I wish I had more money🤭

[@Airdaman1]

totally fly tyer porn lol...

[@rickeyquiles8080]

Where are you guys located?

[@FlyFishFood]

Utah

[@rickeyquiles8080]

@@FlyFishFood do you guys have a personal online store?

[@FlyFishFood]

Yeah, store.flyfishfood.com

[@rickeyquiles8080]

@@FlyFishFood awesome thanks