FEATHER

Excellent for bodies and thorax of nymphs, easy to use.

This feather is used for the "Goats Toe" a highly succesful wet pattern

Top quality peacock cut eye tops.

Also available in dyed colours, great for Diawl Bachs.

Strung Peacock Herl. Top quality. Dyed colours now available. Excellent for the famous Diawl Bach.

Available in 5 colours.

Used most famously for the popular Alexandra wet fly.

Used for hopper legs

Different sections are available.

Used for a variety of nymph and dry patterns

Tippet feathers in dyed colours. Used in Irish wet fly patterns for many years! Available in 3 colours. See below.

Whole head with both topping and tippet feathers in a whole range of different sizes for tying many patterns.

Packets of tippet feathers only.

packets of topping feathers only.

Hen Pheasant centre tails For making wings on wet flies.

These natural flank feathers are well known to fly tyers but the skin also has a wide range of useful feathers.

Quality Partridge hackles. Available in natural and dyed colours. See below.

Whole jay wings for including the important blue jay for tying Invictas, and other wet flies.

Whole wings, that are used in winging wet patterns

Popular material for tying wings on wet flies.

Whole wings used for a variety of patterns

Whole wings that are used as small hackles in a variety of wet patterns

Whole wings used as either a wing or a hackle material for many traditional wet patterns

Popular material for making stiff legs on nymphs, such as creepers and stoneflies, also for wing posts on parachute dries.

Use feather fibres for thin herl bodies for nymphs and dries.

Pair per pack.

Available in 1gram packets, it is used for a variety of different dry and nymph patterns.

Using genuine bred captive birds, these feathers are now available in the UK. Veniard premium Jungle Cock ’eyes’ are selected when they are deemed at their optimum for colour and shape. This selection process has the advantage of yielding only the finest quality plumage.

Bronze mallard shoulder for winging wet flies.

Guinea fowl plumage feathers. In natural or dyed colours. Blue often used as Blue Jay substitute.
Available in several colours. See below.

Top quality marabou. In loads of colours. See below.

Ideal for streamer wings.

Large feathers for use in salmon flies and in the tails of salwater patterns

Strong blakc and white barred flank feathers, used on a series of wet patterns e.g. Peter Ross

Each pack has an equal mix of grizzly, natural and a vibrant dyed feathers.