JC Cape...

[hootsmun]

I'm thinking about buying a jc cape but i wouldn't know whats a good one or a bad one.Any advice?

[Country Joe]

The best ones are not split, although if you are just tying trout flies it does not matter,
Speak to gerry of artifly, he also has dyed ones Chartreuse, red etc which look good.

[TAFFTASTIC]

Gerry at Artifly your best bet

Taff

[hootsmun]

Thanks guys.

[sightbob]

Originally Posted by hootsmun

I'm thinking about buying a jc cape but i wouldn't know whats a good one or a bad one.Any advice?

PitsfordPirate done a thread on Junglecock in the fly tying section ,If you want to see top quallity mate go to page 2 PEARLY DABBLER.
John

[bigtroot]

If you pm Neil at anderson angling on here , he has exactly what your after!
I was in the shop yesterday and he has lots of half capes , ideal for cheeks on cormorants and buzzers!
Worth a try anyway

[hootsmun]

Cheers mate

[arkle]

Steve Cooper of Cookshill gives 110% v.f.m. & service second to none.

[Country Joe]

Originally Posted by bigtroot

If you pm Neil at anderson angling on here , he has exactly what your after!
I was in the shop yesterday and he has lots of half capes , ideal for cheeks on cormorants and buzzers!
Worth a try anyway

Sorry, I forgot to mention Neil cracking guy to deal with, he won't let you down quality products and first class service.

[mayflyjunky]

Originally Posted by arkle

Steve Cooper of Cookshill gives 110% v.f.m. & service second to none.

I wouldn't pass Cookshill when I am on the market for 1 again .

Fantastic quality and you get what you pay for, with very little splits and eyes small enough for size 16 buzzers.

Superior by far to any others I've had.