Veniard Mallard Duck Bronze Shoulders

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- Natural in colour
- Approx 10 feathers per pack
- Good for creating wing patterns
- Ideal for Salmon and Trout Patterns
- Available in Small, Medium and Large

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Description

The Mallard Duck Shoulder Feathers are feathers from the shoulders of Mallard ducks. These top quality, specially selected feathers have a beautiful and natural bronze cast and are perfect for Salmon and Trout fly tying.

The most common use for the mallard duck shoulder feathers would be as wings on both Salmon and Trout flies.

Excellent examples of flies with Mallard Duck Bronze Shoulder feathers are the Mallard and Claret, Dark Mackerel and Pearly Dabbler.

These Mallard Duck Shoulder feathers come in Small, Medium and Large with approximately 10 feathers per pack.

Small: approximately 7cm in length x 2cm in width
Medium: approximately 8cm in length x 3cm in width.
Large: approximately 9cm in length x 3.5cm in width.

Product details

  • Brand
  • Reference
    000MDBSL-258-D
  • In stock
    1 Item
  • MPN
    000MDBSL-258-D

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