Amherst Pheasant complete tail

These complete tails from the Lady Amherst pheasant are absolutely stunning. They are very hard for us to photograph such that you can see the whole tail because they are more than 30 inches long. These tails generally have about four very long center feathers with very bold black and white striped and mottled markings (two centers and one on either side). Under the main feathers are the shorter feathers and at the base are the orange tops.

The orange tops have a bright orange top and a black and white mottled base.

Amherst pheasant center tail fibres are very nice material for many classic salmon flies, but you can use them also in tube flies.

Fibres are soft and they are easy to marry with other materials, like turkey.