Where to get pearsall's silk?

[mgreeti]

I'm trying to get some silk thread and/or floss to tie some soft hackle wets. When I do a google search, the main 2 sites selling either are for eflytyer.com and Lewis and Clark fly tyers. Both of them have gotten really negative reports on FAOL recently.
Does anybody have any other sources they would like to share. I've tried local fly shops and no luck.

Hareline Dubbin' has it. Any good flyshop should have access.

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[gerri]

Hi,
I know that both Hunter's Angling and Feathercraft carry the Pearsall's silk.
Try: huntersangling.com or feathercraft.com

[LadyFisher]

I believe Conranch hackle has it... [url=http://www.conranch.com:7dd93]http://www.conranch.com[/url:7dd93]

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[Denny]

Yep,
We are dealers for Pearsall's silk.
Normally have a good supply of gossamer in stock.
Just e-mail me with your needs.

I use if for tying flys and for wrapping guides on the bamboo rods I make.
Denny


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Co-Owner Conranch Hackles

[mgreeti]

Thanks everybody for your replies.

Denny, I didn't see it listed on your website. What would be the cost per spool and the shipping for about a half-dozen spools? When I'm ready, I'll e-mail you.

Thanks again.
Mike

[DavidP]

Bob marriotts also sells it and is lisedt on their website. I believe they are a sponsor here as well

It is good to see Bob Marriot, back as a Sponsor of FAOL.




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[This message has been edited by Steven H. McGarthwaite (edited 01 July 2005).]

Sorry about that JC, guess I have to chalk it up to getting old.

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Down in the meadow in a little bitty pool
Swam three little fishies and a mama fishie too
"Swim" said the mama fishie, "Swim if you can"
And they swam and they swam all over the dam





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