Golden Pheasant With Head Without Tail - Full Skin - Lords Of Rivers

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Golden Pheasant With Head Without Tail - Full Skin - Lords Of Rivers

Chrysolophus Pictus

A very good quality for this second Grade pheasant. Perfect for making all fishing flies.

Is the golden pheasant still to be presented? It is probably the most used pheasants for tying salmon flies whether they are Victorian or modern. Crests for toppings and tails, tippets for wings, cheeks, tail veilings, underwings and occasionally for hackles on grub patterns are some of the uses.

The red breast and yellow rump feathers are used for throats, underwings, veilings and tails. The artistic tier will find an infinite playground by for example using for other uses the blue wing coverts and green nape feathers. Tails are used heavily in classic salmon fly patterns in married wings and mixed wings.

Trout and grayling tiers can use single tail fibers for bodies on mayflies and nymphs. Crafters have a huge assortment of feathers of which to make beautiful things.