Dry Fly Rooster Necks are inexpensive Indian necks with some pretty nice hackles and stiff barbs. These are a great value, especially for the beginning fly tyer.  Quality feathers for tying dry flies without the expense of high grade necks.

From Wapsi.

A real favorite for Stillwater folks, the bleached Ringneck has many uses in a lot of patterns such as Damsels and more.

From Wapsi.

These are larger than Indian sourced capes and are ideal for wet and salmon flies as well as streamer and trout patterns.

 Chevron has dyed these in the same high standard that you've come to know and expect and the capes are nice and plump - masses of usable hackles. 

Chevron Hackles has outdone themselves once again. They've taken the humble magpie and dyed them in magnificent and vibrant colours. The pictures do not do them justice, these are outstanding.

Magpie feathers for fly tying - soft hackles for ribbing, wing for trout fly tails. Magpie tail fibres to make really small herl heads on spider patterns instead of using larger peacock herl.

From Chevron Hackles.

Masterfully dyed single pheasant tail feathers from Chevron Hackles. 

One feather per pack.

Vibrant grizzly chickabou patches that's perfect for so many patterns like the  Filo Bugger and more.  

Another quality product from Chevron Hackles.

Offered for the first time in North America,  Chevron Hackles from the U.K. has premium,  hand dyed feathers in amazing colors and quality. The pheasabou has so many gorgeous feathers that can be used in many patterns. Don't pass by this one.

Prime one year old birds masterfully dyed.

Another fantastic feather from Skeena River Fly Supply.

You can choose either medium or large feathers.

-In large, there is 5 premium feathers per pack and feathers vary in size between 5" to 10"

-In medium, there is 4-7″ feathers and 10 premium feathers per pack.

They are available in “Dyed-Over-White”  (DOW), “Dyed-Over-Natural” (DON), or un-dyed Natural. The DOW feathers have most of the barbules removed due to the whitening process. This leaves them thinner looking than the DON feathers. Both are great feathers, but the tier should consider the purpose  and size of the fly when deciding on getting DON or DOW feathers. Another consideration is the brightness of the colour. DON feathers are much more subdued in colour and look better for more drab, natural looking, patterns. If you are looking for bright , vibrant colour then the DOW feathers are the better choice.

NOTE: Sorry, this product is not for sale to USA customers

Quality Rhea that's dyed in great colors. Size ranges from 18" to 24". All Grade A feathers.

Choose : Dyed over Natural (DON) or Dyed over White (DOW) 

From Skeena River Fly Supply.

A fantastic feather for making small wing slips.

Another great feather from Veniard's.

One of the first reference to using English Partridge Full Skin is found in Berners book (1496) who cites a "dun fly, the body of dun wool and the wings of the partridge". The use of partridge feathers to tie wet flies is also cited by Franck (1658), Bowlker (1754), Humphrey (1832), Taverner, Bainbridge (1936), Blacker (1855) and Ogden (1879). Feathers from the back of the bird are best for hackles, the tail feathers can be used for wings.

English Partridge Full Skin feathers can be used to tie the legendary North Country Flies as Partridge and Orange, Partridge and Silver, Partridge and Yellow, Partridge Brown, Green Partridge, Crimson Partridge, Orl Fly, March Brown Spider, Welsh Partridge, Grey Watchet, Knop Fly. Don't forget the quintessential soft hackle patterns either.

From 54 Dean Street.