Feathers

Beautiful, premium "Butt of the Duck" feathers. Each unique fiber has thousands of tiny barbules to naturally trap and hold air.
Approx. 50 per pkg.

Puff size "Butt of the Duck" feathers. These are dense, compact CDC feathers ideal for wings on small flies. Use for legs, wingcases and hackle.
Approx. 50 per pkg.

Beautiful, rich colors. A must for salmon and steelhead fly tyers.

These strips are from the leading edge of the primary goose quill. The short pointed quills are used in many nymph patterns as legs, feelers, antennae, tails, etc. In dyed and natural colors.

One matched pair. Stiff fibered quill, excellent for tailing material.

These barred black and white feathers are also dyed in four popular colors. Used for dry fly wings, wingcases, backs, tails, etc. Excellent substitute for heron on spey style flies.

Prime chicken feathers dyed and hand painted to imitate jungle cock. Great eyes for streamer patterns.
24 per pkg.

Each package contains 3 hand-matched pairs. Bronze-tinged feathers from the back of the mallard drake. Used for traditional salmon flies, nymphs, dry fly wings and tails.

One set of beautiful, complete wings.

This marabou is the blood quill. It is approximately 4 to 4.5" long. It is one of the most useful materials and belongs on every tying bench. It is used for nymphs, streamers and saltwater patterns. Breathable and life-like in the water.

Long, fluffy herl section of the ostrich plume. Popular for nymphs, tails, bodies, tentacles and salmon fly butts. More life-like and animated than peacock herl.

The end section of the ostrich plume. Buggy, herl-like tails similar to peacock only more animated. Uses include legs, tails, bodies, tentacles and collars.

Peacock is one of the most popular fly tying materials. End section of the feather. Good herl and large, full eye.
6 per pkg.

A top ten essential fly tying material. The iridescence of peacock feathers has been catching fish and fishermen for years. The dyed colors compliment the iridescence.