CDC Feathers

CDC feathers were first used in fly tying in the 1920s in Switzerland with the two famous flies "Mouche de Vallorbe" and "Moustique du Jura".

In recent years the use of CDC has increased greatly, and we now use this superb material in all kinds of flies from dry flies and emergers to nymphs and streamers.

The secret of good fly tying is to use top quality materials. Marc Petitjean pride themselves in providing the fly tying world with the best CDC feathers available, both natural (in white, beige, and dark-black) as well as in a variety of dyed colours.

In order to preserve the very fine structure of our CDC feathers, Marc Petitjean have developed their own, secret and unique production processes. Unlike other manufacturers, they specify that no detergents, acids, or excessive heating is used. In addition, Marc Petitjean have special finishing processes that ensure their CDC feathers are the very best.

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