Hebert Dry Fly Half Cape Bronze Grade

Hebert Dry Fly Cape Bronze Grade rooster necks are the result of a long breeding process that began in the 1970s. Whiting purchased Hebert in 1997, and therefore they are sold under the Whiting name. Hebert necks are slightly larger than Whiting's own Dry Fly necks, they are also a bit denser and have longer barbs. Thanks to the longer barbs, they are better suited for tying, for example, salmon dry flies.

Hebert Dry Fly Cape Bronze Grade neck feathers have a strong and flexible stem and very water-repellent barbs.