WADDINGTON SHANK STAINLESS STEEL

Partridge SKU: PHV1SS.15
WADDINGTON SHANK STAINLESS STEEL

WADDINGTON SHANK STAINLESS STEEL

Partridge SKU: PHV1SS.15
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Partridge V1SS Waddington Shank – Stainless Steel / Up-Eye

The Partridge V1SS Waddington Shank is a traditional double-shank fly-tying platform designed for creating Waddington flies, stinger patterns and articulated salmon and steelhead flies. Its double-shank construction provides a strong, versatile foundation for building longer-bodied flies while allowing the finished pattern to be paired with a separate hook.

Featuring an up-eye, the V1SS is ideal for traditional Waddington-style flies as well as modern salmon and steelhead patterns. Using a separate hook allows fly tyers to select the appropriate hook size and style for the finished fly while keeping the body and hook independent.

The Partridge Waddington Shank can be matched with an appropriately sized treble hook or Partridge Stinger hook, making it a versatile option for salmon, steelhead and other large migratory fish patterns.

Available in a broad range of lengths, the V1SS gives fly tyers the flexibility to build everything from compact patterns on a 10mm shank to substantially longer flies using the 55mm version.

Features

  • Traditional Waddington double shank
  • Designed for Waddington flies and stinger patterns
  • Up-eye
  • Strong double-shank construction
  • Allows the fly body and hook to be configured separately
  • Pair with an appropriate treble or stinger hook
  • Ideal for salmon and steelhead fly tying
  • Excellent for traditional and modern articulated patterns
  • Multiple lengths for creating different fly profiles
  • Stainless Steel finish in 10–45mm
  • Black finish available in 55mm

Available Sizes & Finishes

Stainless Steel: 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 35mm, 45mm
Black: 55mm

The Partridge V1SS Waddington Shank is an excellent choice for fly tyers looking to build traditional Waddington flies, stinger patterns and other salmon or steelhead flies using a separate hook system.

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