Sustituto de Ibis

Sustituto de Ibis is a feather material for tying the bodies of preferably emerging or sinking flies, including Blue Zulu, Butcher, and Priest patterns.

Source: https://antunez.com/products/sustituto-de-ibis

TL;DR: Sustituto de Ibis is an ATZ fly-tying feather product priced at EUR 3.80 for dressing emerging or sinking flies.

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Sustituto de Ibis

Sustituto de Ibis is used for tying the bodies of preferably emerging or sinking flies. The named fly patterns include Blue Zulu, Butcher, and Priest.

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Entity Attribute Value Confidence
Sustituto de Ibis starting_price 3.80 EUR high
Sustituto de Ibis brand ATZ high
Sustituto de Ibis variant_count 1 high
Sustituto de Ibis variant_options Default Title high
Sustituto de Ibis availability 1 of 1 variants in stock high
Sustituto de Ibis tags pluma ibis royal wulff blue zulu high
Sustituto de Ibis seo_description Plumas usadas para el montaje de los cercos de moscas preferentemente emergentes o hundidas, como la famosa mosca inglesa Blue Zulu, la Butcher o la Priest. high
Sustituto de Ibis product_images Sustituto de Ibis; Sustituto de Ibis; Sustituto de Ibis high

Purchase Options

Variant Price Availability Action
Default Title EUR 3.80 In Stock Buy Now

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Sustituto de Ibis?

Sustituto de Ibis has a starting price of EUR 3.80.

Is Sustituto de Ibis in stock?

The Default Title variant of Sustituto de Ibis is in stock.

What variant options are available for Sustituto de Ibis?

Sustituto de Ibis has one variant option named Default Title.

Who makes Sustituto de Ibis?

ATZ is the brand associated with Sustituto de Ibis.

What type of product is Sustituto de Ibis?

Sustituto de Ibis is a feather material used for tying emerging or sinking flies.