Ostrich Marabou, Plumes, Herl, Mini Plumes

Wapsi OSTRICH HERL, NATURAL GRAY OH219

Wapsi Ostrich Herl is often used to create a fluffy body effect on nymphs and dry flies. Ostrich Herl offers more lifelike and animated movement than peacock herl. The stiffer stem of ostrich herl also makes it great substitute for marabou on wooly bugger
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Wapsi OSTRICH HERL, RED (OH056)

Wapsi Ostrich Herl is often used to create a fluffy body effect on nymphs and dry flies. Ostrich Herl offers more lifelike and animated movement than peacock herl. The stiffer stem of ostrich herl also makes it great substitute for marabou on wooly bugger
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Wapsi OSTRICH HERL, TAN (OH041)

Wapsi Ostrich Herl is often used to create a fluffy body effect on nymphs and dry flies. Ostrich Herl offers more lifelike and animated movement than peacock herl. The stiffer stem of ostrich herl also makes it great substitute for marabou on wooly bugger
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Wapsi OSTRICH HERL, YELLOW OH006

Wapsi Ostrich Herl is often used to create a fluffy body effect on nymphs and dry flies. Ostrich Herl offers more lifelike and animated movement than peacock herl. The stiffer stem of ostrich herl also makes it great substitute for marabou on wooly bugger
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Wapsi OSTRICH HERL, WHITE OH001

Wapsi Ostrich Herl is often used to create a fluffy body effect on nymphs and dry flies. Ostrich Herl offers more lifelike and animated movement than peacock herl. The stiffer stem of ostrich herl also makes it great substitute for marabou on wooly bugger
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Wapsi OSTRICH PLUMES, RED

Wapsi Ostrich Plumes (item #OP) are premium plumes with long fluffy herl. They are popular for gilled nymphs, tails, bodies, tentacles streamer tails, and salmon fly butts.
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Wapsi OSTRICH PLUMES, BLACK OP100

Wapsi Ostrich Plumes (item #OP) are premium plumes with long fluffy herl. They are popular for gilled nymphs, tails, bodies, tentacles streamer tails, and salmon fly butts.
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