Fly Materials CDC Feathers 2 Items ① Canal Co. White ② Hobbs Co. Ginger CANAL (Canal) Made (Left): The white feathers are products of the Japanese brand "CANAL" and are used for fly tying. In particular, "un-degreased" CDC is characterized by its high natural oil content, resulting in very high buoyancy. It is used for the wings of dry flies (flies that float on the water's surface) and as a buoyant material. Hobbs Feather Co., Inc. Made (Right): The brownish feathers are CDC duck feathers made by "Hobbs Feather Co., Inc." of the United States. These are also used as materials for fly tying, and are particularly suitable for the wings of wet flies and salmon flies. Both are special feathers taken from the preen gland (near the tail) of ducks, and due to their excellent water repellency and buoyancy, they are a very popular material among fly fishers. Thank you.