WAPSI Bucktail Pieces - Fluo Yellow

Bucktail is a specific term meaning the fur of a deer's tail. It is distinguished by its extremely hard and long spine and a weakly pronounced hard undercoat. In the manufacture of flies, the backbone component is mainly used. Bucktail is a popular material, most often used for the manufacture of streamers - there is a whole generation of these baits, so-called "Bucktail Streamers". It is also used to make some modern salmon flies. The backbone hairs of this fur are excellent for imitating the tail threads of winged forms of mayflies and mayfly nymphs, as well as antennae. When knitting realistic flies based on bucktail, legs are often formed. The spine of bucktail is one of the hardest, does not tend to twist, does not differ in spirality, has a straight, pronounced conical shape. Bucktails are offered in natural colors and painted in various natural and attractive colors.