CDC F Fly Hare's Ear

CDC F Fly Hare's Ear is a specific type of fly used in fly fishing.

The "CDC" in CDC F Fly Hare's Ear refers to the use of CDC feathers in the fly. CDC (Cul de Canard) feathers are obtained from a specific part of a duck's body and are valued for their ability to trap air bubbles and provide natural buoyancy to a fly.

The "F Fly" designation indicates that the fly has a slim, tapered body and a sparse hackle, which makes it more delicate and lifelike in the water.

The "Hare's Ear" part of the name refers to the type of dubbing (a material used to make the body of the fly) that is used. Hare's ear dubbing is made from the fur of a hare's mask and is known for its natural color and texture.

The CDC F Fly Hare's Ear is a versatile fly that can imitate a wide range of aquatic insects, making it a popular choice among fly fishers. It is often used for fishing in streams and rivers, particularly for trout and grayling.

Tied on size 18 top quality barbless hooks.