Common pheasant wing pair

Common pheasant wing pairs offer a wide variety of feathers in natural, brown and speckled shades, highly prized for tying artificial flies.

Versatile, they can be used for tying wet flies, streamers, sedges, dry flies and emergers. The fibers can also be used to make tails, wings, legs and tails, depending on the feather selected and the type of dressing.

The diversity of sizes, textures and patterns found on a single pair of wings makes it a particularly interesting material for tying many trout and grayling flies.