Tarantu-Leggs – Fly Artist

Hareline's Tarantu-Leggs are medium sized round rubber legs with contrasting colored barring. Adding these legs to your favorite patterns will give them a unique look that the fish haven't seen before. Tarantu-Leggs are perfect for tying everything from your stonefly nymphs, hoppers, crabs, shrimp, streamers, bass flie

Hareline's Tarantu-Leggs are medium sized round rubber legs with contrasting colored barring. Adding these legs to your favorite patterns will give them a unique look that the fish haven't seen before. Tarantu-Leggs are perfect for tying everything from your stonefly nymphs, hoppers, crabs, shrimp, streamers, bass flies and more!

• Barred round rubber legs
• 3/4mm diameter legs
• 7 to 8 inches long
• For size 14 and larger flies
• 40 legs per pack (approx.)

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Tarantu-Leggs – Fly Artist

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Tarantu-Leggs – Fly Artist

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