Galloup's Fish Feathers

Galloup's Fish Feathers – Printed Schlappen Feathers for Streamer Tying

Galloup's Fish Feathers were developed by renowned American streamer expert Kelly Galloup. These premium printed schlappen feathers are an excellent fly tying material for modern streamers, realistic baitfish patterns and large predator flies.

The soft, flexible feather fibres move naturally in the water, even in gentle currents. The printed markings create additional contrast and offer attractive colour combinations for a wide variety of streamer patterns.

Available in Four Distinctive Colours

• Grizzled Red/Black: Bold red and black markings for high-contrast pike streamers and large attractor patterns. Ideal for striking colour combinations.
• Grizzled Chartreuse Black: Bright chartreuse with black markings. Excellent for highly visible pike streamers and fishing in reduced underwater visibility.
• Buttery Brown: Warm, natural brown tones for subtle baitfish imitations. A great choice for trout streamers, huchen flies and natural baitfish patterns.
• Juvy Rainbow: A colour pattern inspired by juvenile rainbow trout. Perfect for realistic trout imitations and large pike or huchen streamers.

Fly Tying Applications

Galloup's Fish Feathers are particularly suitable for Deceiver patterns, articulated streamers, pike flies and huchen streamers. They can be tied in as mobile tails, wings or lateral accents. Combined with bucktail, flash materials and synthetic fibres, they help create full-bodied streamers with lifelike movement.

Product Features

• Developed by Kelly Galloup
• Premium schlappen feathers with printed patterns
• Soft, flexible and highly mobile fibres
• Ideal for Deceivers, articulated streamers and baitfish flies
• Suitable for pike, huchen and trout streamers
• Four colours: Grizzled Red/Black, Grizzled Chartreuse Black, Buttery Brown and Juvy Rainbow
• Matched feathers, packaged flat
• Contents: 10 feathers per pack

Fly Tying Tips

• Streamer tails: Tie in two matching feathers side by side or stacked to create a mobile baitfish tail.
• Deceiver patterns: Combine several feathers to create long, slender baitfish profiles.
• Articulated streamers: Attach feathers to the rear section for maximum freedom of movement.
• Colour combinations: Combine different patterns with bucktail, flash materials or synthetic fibres.