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Nature's Spirit Blood Quill Marabou
In Stock • Bozeman, MT
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- Longer, more uniform fibers than standard marabou
- Ultra-soft texture for maximum movement in the water
- Ideal for streamers, Woolly Buggers, and leech patterns
- Cleaner stems for easier tying and better control
- Creates full, flowing tails and bodies
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Description
Marabou is one of the most iconic and widely used natural fly tying materials, prized for its soft, flowing fibers and incredible movement in the water. Taken from the downy feathers of turkeys, marabou is naturally buoyant, full of motion, and easy to work with. Average length is 4-5 inches.
Best Uses:
- Streamers: A must have for iconic patterns such as Woolly Buggers, sex dungeons, leech imitations, and dozens more.
- Saltwater Patterns: Used in tarpon, snook, and redfish flies for its soft action and ability to breathe even when stationary. Tie it in as a tail on patterns such as a tarpon toad, palmer it down the hook shank on patterns such as an avalon, or tie in some fibers as a wing for abundant movement.
