saddle hackle (Meaning)
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saddle hackle (n)
a long narrow feather on the back (saddle) of a domestic fowl
Synonyms & Antonyms of saddle hackle
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saddle hackle Sentence Examples
- The saddle hackle of the rooster was a magnificent shade of iridescent green.
- The fly tyer carefully selected the saddle hackle for its long and slender plumes.
- The saddle hackle was tied on top of the hook, providing the fly with a lifelike appearance.
- The fly was adorned with a grizzly saddle hackle, giving it a realistic texture.
- The saddle hackle acted as a collar, enhancing the fly's movement in the water.
- The saddle hackle was essential for imparting a fluttering motion to the artificial fly.
- The wet fly was tied using a dark saddle hackle, imitating the appearance of a soaked insect.
- The saddle hackle on the nymph provided a subtle flash that attracted fish.
- The seasoned angler preferred saddle hackle from older roosters, as it was more durable.
- The saddle hackle was a versatile material that could be used to create a wide range of effective fishing flies.
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a long narrow feather on the back (saddle) of a domestic fowl
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The saddle hackle of the rooster was a magnificent shade of iridescent green.
The fly tyer carefully selected the saddle hackle for its long and slender plumes.
The saddle hackle was tied on top of the hook, providing the fly with a lifelike appearance.
The fly was adorned with a grizzly saddle hackle, giving it a realistic texture.
