Steelhead Featherwing Flies
Featherwing flies are commonly used in Pacific Northwest waters where steelhead are present. Most flies trace their roots to Classic Atlantic Salmon flies, but many were creations of talented PNW tiers. Using feathers from various birds (Mallard Duck, Turkey, Golden Pheasant and others), tiers found that these materials made excellent wings with great color and interesting designs and markings.
	Two-Tone Dubbed & Hackle Body	A full bodied fly! (sounds like a wine description, huh?) Traditional Color combinations to choose from. Tied on Alec Jackson hooks, sizes 1.5, 3, 5
	Traditional Spey	Classic Spey Style with Bronze Mallard Wing Many Color combinations to choose from. Tied on Alec Jackson hooks, sizes 1.5, 3, 5
	Traditional Dee	Classic Dee Style with Split "V" Wing Many Color combinations to choose from. Tied on Alec Jackson hooks, sizes 1.5, 3, 5
	Golden Pheasant Wing Spey	A spey style tented wing of Golden Pheasant Flank feathers gives these flies amazing color variations. Very shrimpy looking in the water and sure to attract attention from big steelhead! Tied on Alec Jackson hooks, sizes 1.5, 3, 5
	Floss & Hackle Body	Classic Heron style and form. Long, slim body with short, hackled thorax. Rear 2/3 floss available in a variety of colors. Collar and Wing Color to match/compliment. Tied on Alec Jackson hooks, sizes 1.5, 3, 5

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