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Ringneck Pheasant Skin (No Tail Feathers)
The ringneck pheasant is arguably the most useful single bird to the fly dresser, just about every single feather on the bird can be used.
The small church window feathers on the back are used as wings for many patterns, while the coppery black tipped neck feathers are used to imitate the Bracken Clock and Cockchafer beetles. The shoulder feathers can be dyed, resulting in beautiful feathers that can be put to many uses on both trout and salmon flies.
