Feathers

Feathers, quills and biots for fly tying

This category brings together natural feathers, quills, biots and related materials for fly tying. The active range includes ostrich, partridge, peacock, pheasant, duck, guinea fowl, goose biot, turkey wing quill and various flank or body feathers.

Choose by role in the pattern

Quills and biots are commonly used to build slim, segmented or ribbed bodies, while softer or longer feathers can be used for wings, tails, collars, legs and mobile elements.

Peacock, pheasant, partridge and duck

Peacock provides bright, full fibres, pheasant is widely used for bodies and tails, while partridge and duck offer softer fibres suited to wet flies, nymphs and traditional patterns.

Match feather size to the fly

Choose fibre length, fineness and stiffness according to hook size and the intended profile. Characteristics vary by species, feather section and product reference.