Fly Tying

These are natural turkey feathers that display beautiful brown and bronze barring patterns. These are large feathers most useful for quill style bo...

The Coq de Leon feather is the best natural dry fly tailing feather available, but did you know the Coq de Leon Hen feather has bustard-like mottli...

Description Our Bleached Peacock Eyes give a new look to buzzer and fly bodies with enhanced color. We take the natural eye and bleach all the colo...

A must have for salmon and steelhead tyers, but a great feather for all tying. While most known for the Royal Trude tail, these feathers are great ...

Grouse tails for tying the breadcrust nymph.

The ultimate wet fly hackle. Hungarian partridge has a ton of uses from traditional saft hackle wet flies to caddis emergers. Great for legs on may...

These broad square tipped feathers are perfect for parachute, thorax and divided wing dry flies. They are durable, easy to work with and produce a ...

Great for scuds, streamers, wing cases and bodies. Smaller than the ostrich plumes. Very popular for micro scuds.

These mottled turkey quills are super versatile, but are most commonly used for wings for hoppers, wing cases for nymphs and tails.

Huge tail feathers with distinct markings that are perfect for stonefly wing cases and muddlers. 2 feathers per package.

Description Our Stripped Peacock Quills are delicately chemically-burned to remove 100% of the fluff from the quill. The quills are then re-treated...

Fulling Mill Premium Selected Peacock Herl, a top-notch fly tying material certified by CITES. Perfect for various applications such as nymph bodie...

Experience the superior quality of Fulling Mill's Premium CDC Feathers. Our specially treated, dyed feathers provide unbeatable buoyancy for use as...

Fulling Mill's Stripped Peacock Quills (24 pack) feature Prime eye tops for each quill, carefully stripped and dyed to achieve vivid and bold color...

Expertly dyed in 30 colors, Fulling Mill Premium Marabou Blood Quills are versatile and necessary in several key patterns, both fresh and saltwater...