Key Features Feather length: The feathers average 4–7 inches in length and sometimes up to 8 inches, making them ideal for a range of patterns, including Deceivers and larger baitfish imitations. Movement: The feathers have soft stems and stiff barbs that create a lifelike undulating action in the water, making them highly effective for enticing predatory saltwater fish like tarpon. Durability: These feathers are rugged and hold up well to abuse from sharp-toothed fish. Cost-effective: These patches provide a large quantity of usable material at an economical price. Feather variety: Patches typically contain different-sized feathers suited for various parts of a fly: Long feathers: For tails on streamers and Deceivers. Medium feathers: For palmering collars or wings on shrimp patterns. Small feathers: For claws on crab flies. Color options: The patches are available in various solid, grizzly, and dyed-over-grizzly colors.
