Use these biots to imitate tails, bodies, legs, wings or antennae

Petitjean CDC Feathers (Croupin de Canard or Cul de Canard) come in 1 gram packets Flies tied with CDC have more life-like quality than flies tied with other, more opaque materials.                  Highly aerodynamic: when cast, the CDC collapses but, at the end of the cast, it expands acting as a parachute as the fly descends to the water. It therefore makes casting easier and fly presentation more delicate. Highly hydrodynamic: under water every filament pulsates with life even in the gentlest flow or on the slowest retrieve. Folds like real fly tissue when a fish takes a CDC fly into its mouth. In this way, fish accept CDC flies more readily, and are much slower to reject them, than ones made of harder materials. Please note: Petitjean CDC Feathers Colours #1 to #6 and #8 to 16 have a feather length of 3 to 6 cm Colour # 7 (Beige) is 1.5 to 3.5 cm

Ringneck Pheasant Tail Feathers Pheasant tail is one of the most useful materials in your fly tying kit You can make legs, shellbacks and tails with it, and of course the popular PTN or pheasant tail nymph.For that all you need is a hook, thread, pheasant tail and wire.

Indian Rooster Cock Cape More affordable skins with feather that are perfect for wet and salt water flies. You may even find some dry fly hackle on these Capes Smaller hackles than Chinese necks, good value Varigated - a random choice of any natural colour including colours not listed below. Intrestin to fly tyers and very useable. Badger - White too ginger with a black centre. Cree Variant - white with mixed grizzle markings Furnace Ginger, red game or red brown with a black centre Ginger - Lighter than red game Red Game - Natural red rooster Red Brown - Darker than red game Dyed Black - Dyed Black White/Cream - White or just off white.

One of the most used fly materials. Essential for every fly tyers box. Generous bundle provided

These Bugger Packs are a terrific value for tying the classic wooly bugger fly. You don’t have to invest big bucks in whole capes or saddles! Ewing Woolly Bugger Packets are feather patches cut from the sides of his rooster saddles. The feathers on these saddle patches are fairly soft with webbing down the center of the feather. This makes them a perfect bugger feather, giving your fly movement and life in the water. addition to tying buggers these feathers are excellent for a wide variety of streamer patterns for both fresh and salt water. You can even use them for hackle on poppers and bass bugs.

Great quality grizzly and solid colors of Hareline Hen capes are great for wings, nymph backs, soft hackles and more.

Grizzly Rooster Half saddle is a versatile material that can be used for a variety of fly tying applications.  It is known for its long, strong fibers and its natural grizzly coloration, which makes it an excellent choice for both dry and wet flies.

Dyed Peacock Herl Bundle Probably the first fly tying material used by us all.Used in 100’s of patterns. Available Natural or dyed Black, Orange, Magenta or Green. Fly Tying Tips for Peacock Material Peacock herl is one of the most popular fly tying materials in the world. It is known for its durability, iridescence, and ability to imitate a wide variety of aquatic insects. Peacock herl can be used to tie a variety of flies, including streamers, nymphs, wet flies, and dry flies. Choosing a Dyed Peacock Herl Bundle for Fly Tying When choosing peacock herl for fly tying, it is important to select feathers that are in good condition and have the desired color and pattern. The feathers should be free of breaks or splits, and the barbs should be evenly spaced and well-aligned. Peacock herl is typically sold by the feather, so it is important to purchase enough feathers to tie the number of flies that you need. Preparing Peacock Herl for Fly Tying Before using peacock herl in fly tying, it is important to prepare it properly. This will help to ensure that the feather ties in easily and securely. To prepare peacock herl, follow these steps:...

Veniard SADDLE COCK HACKLES  are much softer than neck hackles. They come from the section between the neck and the schlappen feathers lower down.

Hareline Grizzly Strung Saddle Hackle  These Strung 4-6" Grizzly Variant Saddle Hackles are an excellent choice for various fly patterns. They are particularly well-suited for large streamer feather wings, palmering buggers, and wings on divers and poppers.These hackles come in a wide range of attractive colors, adding vibrancy to your flies.

Woolly Bugger Fly Hackles Fit for purpose, the ideal saddle hackle for woolly buggers, and many other fly tying purposes.Excellent value for money. Feathers are 6-7 inches (15-18 cm) in length.

Mallard Drake Shoulder Feathers Bronze from Veniard Mallard bronze shoulder feathers used predominately on the "Mallard and" range of wet flies. Large is used on many traditional Salmon patterns. Mallard Drake Shoulder Feathers are a versatile and popular choice for fly tying. The barred feathers from the flank of the duck are particularly useful, as they can be used to create a variety of different fly patterns. Wings Mallard flank feathers are often used to create the wings of dry flies. The barred pattern of the feathers helps to imitate the natural wings of a mayfly or caddisfly, and the feathers are also relatively stiff, which helps to keep the fly afloat. Some popular flies that use mallard flank wings include the Quill Gordon, the Light Cahill, and the Adams. Tails Mallard flank feathers can also be used to create the tails of dry flies. The barred pattern again helps to imitate the natural tails of mayflies and caddisflies, and the feathers are also relatively soft, which helps to keep the fly from sinking too quickly. Some popular flies that use mallard flank tails include the Royal Coachman, the Blue Wing Olive, and the Hendrickson. Legs Mallard flank feathers can...

Beautiful, paired-up feather pairs making wings for traditional wet flies easy. Fibers can also be wrapped to make mottled bodies for dry flies and nymphs.

These dark, mottled feathers are perfect for cutting wing slips for wet flies or dry flies.