Fly Tying Feathers

A traditional material for hackling spiders and wets, also perfect for those front hackles on tungsten beaded nymphs. A must for River Fishing for ...

Knotted by hand, perfect for legs on daddy's, hoppers etc.

Used on many patterns, the natural iridescence gives it many uses.  Available in 5 colours.

Used on a range of patterns especially Irish Lough Flies. Also great for Damsel  nymphs but has so many purposes. 

Cock Pheasant Hopper Legs Knotted by hand, perfect for legs on hoppers.

A traditional material for hackling spiders and wets

A traditional plumage for spiders, wets, nymphs etc. Can be used as Blue Jay Substitute

The bronze mallard Feathers are selected for quality and size. Used on many patterns, especially the famous Dabbler. Lots also use these feathers f...

Used on many patterns, most famous for the Alexandra.

Hen Pheasant Tails Used for wing slips, most famously the muddler

Veniard Blue Peacock refers to natural, dyed peacock feathers from Veniard, a fly-tying material supplier, prized for their iridescent blue-green c...

A Veniard English Partridge Complete Tail is a natural fly-tying material consisting of the entire tail feathers from a single English partridge. T...

Veniard woodcock wings are pairs of natural woodcock wings used in fly tying, particularly for traditional wet flies, spiders, and soft hackle patt...

A traditional plumage for spiders, wets, nymphs etc. These small feathers are ideal for tying legs in nymphs and wet flies. Due to the soft structu...

 A full pair of wings, offering the greatest variety of feathers, including the grey quills and the blue-barred feathers. Veniard Mallard wings are...

Veniard Jay wings are a popular fly-tying material made from the distinctive barred blue feathers of the European Jay. These ethically sourced feat...

Veniard Whole Grouse Wings (A Pair)  A great material for Wet Fly wings but also a favourite for Spider Patterns and Dry Fly wings. 

Veniard Teal Flank Feathers. A superbly marked traditional Feather, used for hackling and winging. Used on traditional Wet Flies, such as the Peter...