Hareline Lady Amherst Tippets

Beautiful feathers that are ready to tie anything from bold dry flies to squid to traditional salmon flies, Hareline's Lady Amherst Tippets are an elegant addition to a range of patterns. Sourced from Lady Amherst Pheasant's neck, these feathers have a bright white background with a bold black marking that makes them stand out in the water regardless of what pattern you're whipping up.

Uses

Lady Amherst Tippets are a relatively versatile feather. You can strip the fibers off of the feather and tie them in as a tail on nymphs, wet flies, and dry flies or use them to tie wings or cheeks on traditional streamers and salmon/steelhead flies.

Comparisons

Since the feathers from a Lady Amherst Pheasant are pretty unique to that bird, finding a close alternative is a bit tough. However, Golden Pheasant Tippet Feathers are a decent alternative. Golden Pheasant Tippet Feathers have a similar barring, but instead of having a rounded edge, it's a bit more square. Also, Golden Pheasant Feathers have a gold/orange appearance instead of white.