Artificial Jungle Cock

Fits together perfectly. 1m of clear liner and 1m of coloured outer. Amount: 1m inner tube (Diameter 1.8mm) / 1 tubing (Diameter 3 mm)

The hair of the calf tail is used for many traditional flies. Even when tying many parachute patterns, it is essential. Salmon fly-tyers appreciate it as do saltwater fly-fishermen who use it particularly in the production of Bonefish flies. Its fine texturing makes it very easy to process. Compared to the bucktail, the calf tail is more stiff and wavy, but give your patterns a realistic look and provide them a nice play in the water.Suited for dry flies, steelhead, salmon, bonefish and saltwater flies, the calf tail is a real "must have" for every fly tyer.

A wide-gape dry fly hook for all patterns floating in the surface film of the water, e.g. Klinkhammer, emerger and floating nymphs. It is also well-suited for tying buzzers. Dry Fly, down eye, 1X fine, 5X wide, 4X short, forged, bronce Content: 20 pieces per pack TIEMCO premium fly hookThe Japanese production quality for fishhooks, the revolutionary design and the global networking are the reasons for the success of TIEMCO fly hooks. DesignTiemco's unique designs are created by fly anglers specifically for fly fishing. Beautifully functional, and in a wide range of styles and sizes. FinishFinishes are deep, smooth and durable. The bronze, nickel plated or black anodized, hooks are uniformly coated to ensure quality. EyeEach eye is perfectly formed with no barbs to cut your leader or gaps that our knot might slip out. TemperingEach TMC hook is perfectly tempered and forged for maximum strength to weight ratio. BarbTiny low profile barbs allow the hook to penetrate with less resistance. This makes for easy de-barbing, enabling you to release fish unharmed. PointChemically sharpened points provide better penetration than any other type of point. It's short to prevent bending and will remain needle sharp.

The hair of the calf tail is used for many traditional flies. Even when tying many parachute patterns, it is essential. Salmon fly-tyers appreciate it as do saltwater fly-fishermen who use it particularly in the production of Bonefish flies. Its fine texturing makes it very easy to process. Compared to the bucktail, the calf tail is more stiff and wavy, but give your patterns a realistic look and provide them a nice play in the water.Suited for dry flies, steelhead, salmon, bonefish and saltwater flies, the calf tail is a real "must have" for every fly tyer.

The Klinkhåmer Special is probably the most popular fishing fly in the world today. It floats on the end of fly lines on salmon, trout or grayling rivers, from Britain to USA, and Scandinavia to Mongolia. This year marks the fly's 40th anniversary and to celebrate the occasion, its creator Hans van Klinken has at last written his long-awaited first book. Flyfishers for salmon, trout, grayling and coarse species will for the first time learn from Hans himself the secrets behind his miracle Klinkhåmer Special which has caught its fans hundreds and hundreds of fish: the thinking behind the design, the testing, the variations, the reasons for its remarkable success. Full instructions for tying Hans' most important flies are included in his engaging and revealing account of his life in flytying and fishing. Illustrations: 690 Colour photographs Pages: 352 ISBN: 9781913159757 Author: Hans van Klinken Hardcover About the Author: Hans van Klinken started flyfishing at the age of 15 in Norway. He immediately fell in love with the unbridled beauty of the Arctic regions. Hans’ greatest outdoor experience was in 1975 when he spent almost four months in the wilderness of Lapland, where he learned how to survive in the forest and on the tundra. Hans began flytying in 1976. By the early 1980s, he was creating his own designs, mostly parachutes. This eventually led to his development of several unusual patterns and tying techniques. His international fame increased as he continued his meticulous development of his flies, giving demonstrations, workshops and classes around the world. Armed with his backpack, rod and flytying material, he and his future wife Ina travelled round Scandinavia as far north as Svalbard and later Europe and North America, fishing their way around. It was in the large variety of the river systems and lakes of Scandinavia and Finland that he honed his flyfishing skills. Hans’ retirement now makes it possible to commit fully to the world of flyfishing and related environmental issues. He has finally found the time to write his long-awaited first book which sheds light on his ground-breaking thinking behind the world famous Klinkhåmer fly and variations. Throughout his life he has held free-of-charge educational programmes and flytying lessons for youngsters, something he sees as his way of giving back to society.