Wapsi Turkey Biots

Code: 10803/RED
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Colour: Black
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/BLA
€3,60
Colour: Red
In Stock (4 pcs) | 10803/RED
€3,60
Colour: Blue Dun
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/BLU
€3,60
Colour: Rusty Brown
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/RUS
€3,60
Colour: Olive
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/OLI
€3,60
Colour: March Brown
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/MAR
€3,60
Colour: Tan
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/TAN
€3,60
Colour: Light Cahill
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/LIG
€3,60
Colour: Amber
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/AMB
€3,60
Colour: Caddis Green
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/CAD
€3,60
Colour: Sulphur Orange
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/SUL
€3,60
Colour: Pale Morning Dun
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/PAL
€3,60
Colour: Adams Grey
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/ADA
€3,60
Colour: Sulphur Yellow
In Stock (5 pcs) | 10803/SLY
€3,60

Product detailed description

Wapsi Turkey Biots. Turkey biots are the stiff fibers stripped from the leading edge of a turkey wing quill. Wapsi sells them pre-stripped and sorted by color, ready to tie without trimming or soaking.

What they're used for
Turkey biots are a core fly tying material for creating segmented bodies and tails on mayfly, stonefly, and damselfly imitations. The natural taper and stiff quill core produce a tight, even segmentation effect when wound around a hook shank, an effect dubbing or thread can't replicate without extra ribbing steps. Common applications: tails on Comparaduns, Sparkle Duns, and standard dry mayfly patterns; segmented bodies on biot-body nymphs and emergers (e.g., Pheasant Tail variants, baetis patterns); stonefly and hopper abdomens; wing cases and legs on select nymph patterns. 4 feathers per pack.

FAQ

What are turkey biots used for in fly tying?
Turkey biots are used to create segmented bodies and tails on mayfly, stonefly, and damselfly imitations. The stiff fiber wraps to form a naturally ribbed segmentation effect without extra ribbing material.

Are turkey biots better than goose biots?
Turkey biots are longer and generally more durable than goose biots, making them useful for larger fly patterns and for nymphs fished in fast or abrasive water, such as euro nymphing rigs.

How do you tie in a turkey biot?
Tie in the biot by its tip at the hook bend, then wrap forward with slight overlap toward the eye to build a segmented body.

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