613 reactions · 42 shares | The false hackle is a technique where the classic feather “collar” is imitated using other materials like hare’s fur, synthetic fibers, or dubbing. It’s made by creating a small loop with the tying thread and trapping fibers so they spread around the thorax, simulating legs and movement. ✅ Creates a more natural profile ✅ Adds volume and life without stiff feathers ✅ Perfect for nymphs and emergers | Riccardo Ruis Fly Tying | Facebook