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Feathers have been used in fly tying for generations and are still some of the most effective materials you can buy. From traditional wet flies to modern streamers and dry flies, every feather has its own purpose.
Our feather range includes pheasant, mallard, turkey, guinea fowl, CDC, marabou and many more, with natural and dyed options available. We also stock feathers that can be difficult to find elsewhere, giving fly tyers plenty of choice when matching patterns or trying something new.
Some feathers are best suited to wings, others make excellent tails, hackles or collars. If you're unsure which feather is right for the pattern you're tying, we're always happy to help.
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What is CDC?
CDC (Cul de Canard) comes from the preen gland area of a duck. The fibres trap air naturally, making it one of the most popular materials for dry flies and emergers.
How should I store fly tying feathers?
Fly tying feathers should be kept dry, clean and sealed away when not in use. Grip seal bags are one of the easiest ways to store them, especially once a packet has been opened.
At Kindale, we treat our feathers before packaging, but once the packet has been opened they can still be damaged by moths, carpet beetles and other insects. Natural materials are always at risk if they are left sitting open on a bench or stored loose in drawers.
After use, place the feathers back into a sealed bag or storage box. Cedar wood blocks or cedar balls can also be added to your storage tubs as an extra layer of protection.
The main thing is simple: keep your feathers sealed, dry and away from pests. Look after them properly and they will last for years.