Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins

Experience the versatility and quality of Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins, the perfect material for creating lifelike and effective fly fishing patterns. These skins are expertly tanned and dyed, providing excellent movement and realism to your flies. Whether you're tying nymphs, streamers, or wet flies, the Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins will elevate your fly-tying game and help you catch more fish.

High-Quality Tanning and Dyeing Process

The Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins undergo a meticulous tanning and dyeing process, ensuring that the final product is of the highest quality. The tanning process preserves the natural suppleness and movement of the fur, while the dyeing process produces vibrant and consistent colors that won't fade or bleed. This combination results in a durable and attractive material that will make your flies irresistible to fish.

Exceptional Movement and Realism

One of the key features of Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins is the exceptional movement and realism they provide. The natural fur fibers offer a lifelike appearance that mimics the movement of aquatic insects and prey, enticing fish to strike. The softness and flexibility of the fur also allow it to undulate and flow in the water, further enhancing the realism of your flies.

Versatile Material for Various Fly Patterns

Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins are incredibly versatile and can be used to create a wide range of fly patterns. The fur is suitable for tying nymphs, streamers, and wet flies, making it a valuable addition to any fly tyer's arsenal. The skins can be easily cut and shaped to create wings, tails, and bodies, allowing you to craft unique and effective fly patterns that will attract fish in various fishing conditions.

Easy to Work With and Customize

Working with Hareline Pine Squirrel Skins is a breeze, thanks to their user-friendly nature. The fur is easy to cut, shape, and manipulate, allowing you to create the perfect fly pattern without any hassle. Additionally, the skins can be easily customized by combining them with other fly-tying materials, such as beads, flash, and synthetic fibers, to create unique and enticing patterns that will help you catch more fish.