Veniard Partridge Feathers – Neck Dyed Olive

Veniard Partridge Feathers are available in handy 1 gram bags as Veniard has done the work for you with these loose packs of neck feathers from an English Partridge. Each pack contains a variety of usable neck feathers for tying soft hackled wet flies and spiders, and also makes great tailing and shellcase material for nymphs. Veniard has developed a great reputation in England for their quality tying materials and we are more than glad to offer them to our customers here in Australia. These go quick so get em while they are around!

Veniard Partridge Feathers are a favorite for tying soft hackle classics such as the famous ‘Partridge & Orange’ or ‘March Brown’ wetflies which ever since have proven their fish catching abilities. However these soft feathers add a lot of realism and movement to modern nymph-patterns in the form of legs, antenna and hackles. Moreover English partridge is the ideal choice for imitating mouth parts and legs on shrimp and scud-flies – e.g. the ‘Pattegrisen’. You can either hackle or dub this material to create very tantalizing patterns or use entire feathers for tying caddis wings.

As well as neck feathers dyed olive, we also carry natural grey neck feathers and natural brown back feathers.

Of course, if you want to create all sorts of natural looking streamer fly patterns, then our ever growing range of natural hairs and furs is the ideal place to start for something different to the synthetic option. Don’t just settle on looking in the Hare & Rabbit category when you’re chasing quality winging and body furs, check out the Specialty Species Category of the Troutlore Flytying Store as well. Plus, we keep a great selection of Calf and Bucktail as well, in a big range of colours to take care of your freshwater and saltwater flytying needs. If you can’t find a product you are specifically looking for, get in touch and we will see if it can be sourced, and kept in stock. Plus, you can keep up to date with new releases through our newsletter and social media outlets.