Fly Tying / Feathers / Rooster & Hen

Features: • 5'' to 8''

Whiting Hackle Select - 10 feathers pack

Whiting Farms Bugger Packs offer long, tapered hackle densely barbed on a supple quill, making this the best wooly bugger hackle available. Great f...

Whiting American Rooster cape feathers - 24 feathers per pack

Wapsi Strung Schlappen is an integral feather for dozens of tried-and-true streamer patterns. Favoured by those who spey cast or fish the salt, the...

Features:• 5'' to 7''

Salmon Fly Hen Neck

Brilliantly dyed these large Schlappen feathers have been individually sorted and hand selected for the discerning fly-tyer. Used in a wide range o...

Strung Rooster Tail Feathers - Small Pack perfect for large salmon fly and streamer throat 8'' + long

Features:• The ultimate tailing material.• Unique speckling and stiff fibers.

Whiting Hebert Miner - Pro Grade Saddle

American Rooster Cape Perfect feathers for Featherwing style streamers and Carrie Strevens Streamers

Ideal for Pike and Musky flies

Great for collaring, streamer wings, and quill bodies. Round, webby hen feathers are great for soft hackles, legs, wing cases, and even dry fly win...

Perfect for small size bombers, dry flies and streamers! Larger than Whiting's Hebert Miner Rooster Saddles.

Whiting Dry Fly Hackle - High & Dry

Hen Saddle Large Ideal for making hackles, legs, nymphs tail.The colors are very useful for salmon flies.

American Hen - Saddle

Webby, tapered feathers great for streamers, wooly buggers, saltwater and bass patterns, salmon and steelhead.

Ewing Grizzly Saddles give your streamer patterns the realistic barring they need to attract fish. In case you thought that all grizzly saddles wer...

Ewing Hen Saddles offer high-quality, soft hackle feathers that are perfect for traditional and modern fly patterns. With a naturally webby texture...

Soft stems perfect for wrapping dry fly hackles. In larger sizes ideal for tying bombers.

Features:• Round, webby feathers make this pelt extremely versatile.• Tie dry fly wings, stone fly legs, sculpin fins, or legs and tails on poppers...