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Old 19-03-2010, 03:14 PM
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Anyone know the name of these herls?...brown centre and kinda mousey colour....i like em and just wondering what they are.

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Ostrich herls Geordie.
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Ostrich herls Geordie.
Would these be natural colour stu?....i have black, orange,green and yellow and the thing that made me ask about these ones was they have shorter barbs than the others, not much longer than peacock herls if you see what i mean.
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Hi g bigtrout,

Yup, Ostrich herls - quite a bit longer fibres than Pheasant herls - use them a lot.

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Would these be natural colour stu?....i have black, orange,green and yellow and the thing that made me ask about these ones was they have shorter barbs than the others, not much longer than peacock herls if you see what i mean.
They look like natural female ostrich to me mate.
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They look like natural female ostrich to me mate.


Thanks for interest guys....this is a pic to show why i asked the question, i am used to the big Ostrich ones but these threw me a bit.

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Not much thicker than peacock and the stalks are a lot thinner too, maybe naturals of a young bird.
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Those flies are absolutely stunning Geordie
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Those flies are absolutely stunning Geordie
Cheers.....kinda took a liking to them and just adding dif materials to see how it goes.
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