Teal Flank Feathers – 2gram packs

SCOTTIE PRODUCTS LTD

£2.5

These are unselected Teal Feathers so you have an assortment of sizes in each pack. Uses of Teal Flank Feathers in Fly Tying Teal flank feathers are prized in fly tying for their striking barred pattern, natural sheen, and versatility. These feathers are used in a variety of fly patterns, especially traditional wet flies, nymphs, and soft hackles. Their unique appearance and soft texture make them both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Wing Cases and Backs Teal flank feathers are commonly used for creating realistic wing cases or backs on nymph patterns like the Pheasant Tail Nymph or Tea

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