Veniard English Hare Fur

We here will argue that the English Hare has given more to the development of fly tying than any other creature on Earth. Since at least 1676 when fur from the ear of an English Hare was mentioned in Charles Cotton's Being Instructions How to Angle for a Trout or Grayling in a Clear Stream, the English Hare has chiselled himself out a hallowed place in fly fishing history and lore. These generous pieces of Hare fur have a near white base blending up with browns and black to provide you material for a great deal of flies.