Temple Hund - Temple Dog ORANGE

Temple Hund - Temple Dog ORANGE
 

 
 Temple Dog fur is a natural material used in salmon fly tying, composed of long, fine, and highly mobile hairs . It is renowned for creating very fluid wings that perfectly imitate the movement of a baitfish in the water.
 

 
 🔹 Main features
 
 
 
 Very long hairs : often 8 to 15 cm, perfect for large flies.
 
 
 Fine and flexible texture : moves easily even in a weak current.
 
 
 “Living” movement : natural undulation that attracts salmon.
 
 
 Good hold : keeps its shape without tangling excessively.
 
 
 Available in tint or natural : black, brown, white, pink, orange, chartreuse, etc.
 
 
 Temple dog is a material made of long natural hairs, often selected for their length, fineness and ability to move well in water.
 
 Features :
 
 Long, soft and flowing hair
 
 Excellent movement in the current (very lively underwater)
 
 Ideal for creating voluminous wings without weighing down the fly
 
 Available in several colors (natural or tinted)
 
 Use :
 
 It is mainly used for:
 
 Modern salmon flies (intruder style, tube flies)
 
 Flies for steelhead
 
 To give volume and movement to the wings or tails
 
 Why it's appreciated:
 
 The Temple Dog imitates very well:
 
 The fins
 
 Natural baits in motion
 
 → which makes it very effective at attracting fish.