The middle of the neck Rooster Dry Fly is a material used in the construction of the Whiting Farms, a company in Colorado with decades of experience in the genetic selection of roosters from which to obtain the materials for the construction of artificial flies.

The Middle of the neck Rooster, also known as Rooster Dry Fly Hackle, is equipped with long feathers, and of a density equal, which allows us to produce artificial flies on hooks measure very small as the 26.

The largest makers of artificial flies choose Whiting thanks to its quality: the gauls, from which they are taken, these hills, are the legendary Hoffman Grizzly, a type of volatile the stocks of which the genetic is jealously guarded only by Whiting.