1 Pair Per Package 24 Colors Hareline Turkey Biot Quills are essential for any fly fishing angler. These biot quills are known for their durability, flexibility, and color variations that can mimic the look of insects and aquatic organisms. These turkey quills open up a world of possibilities for creating lifelike fly patterns that effectively attract a variety of fish. The unique properties of the quills make them perfect for creating realistic bodies, wings, and tails on fly patterns. Their tapered shape and natural segmentation allow for intricate detailing, adding depth and vibrancy to the flies.  Whether tying nymphs, dry flies, or emergers, these biot quills provide a natural look that can entice even the most selective fish. Additionally, their soft texture and malleability make them easy to work with, allowing for precise manipulation during the fly-tying process. Great for quill-bodied flies, including nymphs and dries, wingcases, tails and quill wings. Similar to goose biots but much longer. FAQs Why are turkey biots great for fly fishing? Hareline turkey biots are considered excellent for fly fishing due to their exceptional qualities that set them apart from other biot materials in the market. These quills are meticulously selected and processed to ensure durability and flexibility. One of the key advantages of these biots is their versatility. Anglers can utilize them to tie a wide range of fly patterns, from mayflies to midges, with great ease. The fine texture of the biot enables precise wrapping around the hook shank, resulting in realistic segmentation and natural movement in the water. Their buoyancy also allows for effective dry fly patterns that sit delicately on the surface, enticing even the most selective trout. Turkey biots are a favorite among fly tiers for their premium quality, appearance, and versatility in creating successful fly patterns for a variety of fishing excursions. What other materials work well with turkey biots? The versatility of the turkey biot quills allows for experimenting with different combinations of materials, which can lead to the creation of unique flies that cater to specific fishing conditions and target species.  One popular choice is using peacock herl in combination with turkey quills to add a touch of iridescence and natural luster to the fly patterns. Peacock herl complements the rich tones of the biot quills, creating a visually striking contrast that can attract the attention of wary fish. Furthermore, including CDC feathers can provide excellent movement and flotation to the flies, making them more lifelike and enticing to fish. The soft and buoyant nature of CDC feathers pairs well with the textured appearance of turkey biot, resulting in flies that exhibit both realism and functionality.