Salty Craft Fur – Fulling Mill
Perfect for use in freshwater and saltwater style flies. Great for use in building your own brushes. Extremely versatile and easy to use – a must have material for any fly tyer.
One generous patch of extra-long Salty Craft Fur per pack
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Fur |
| Usage | Fly tying, brush making |
| Environment | Freshwater and saltwater |
| Quantity per Pack | 1 patch |
FAQ
What is the best way to use Salty Craft Fur for fly tying?
It can be used directly in freshwater and saltwater fly designs. It works well when cut to size and shaped for specific fly patterns.
Is the fur suitable for making custom brushes?
Yes, the extra-long fibers make it ideal for building your own brushes for fly tying.
Can this fur be used in both freshwater and saltwater flies?
Yes, it is specifically designed for use in both freshwater and saltwater style flies.
Kylie Anderson –
The fur is durable and holds its shape well. I used it to make several saltwater flies and the results were consistent. Easy to cut and apply. Great value for the quality.
Maria Ellison –
Works perfectly for my fly tying projects. The extra-long fibers give a natural look. I’ve used it for both freshwater and saltwater patterns. Slightly harder to cut than expected, but manageable with a sharp pair of scissors.
Wendy Ball –
Highly recommended for fly tyers. The patch is generous and the fur is strong and flexible. I used it to build a custom brush and it holds up well.