Fly Tying a All Purpose Emerger with Barry Ord Clarke
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2020
- Without doubt one of my absolute most productive trout & grayling patterns. Tied on a # 12,14 or 16 hook, as here, it makes a fantastic caddis pupa but on smaller sizes, even down to a # 22, it's my first choice every time for hatching midge.
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Mr. Clarke, after trying this one several times I've found that a lice comb (no, I don't have a lice problem) is genius for running the deer hair parallel. For larger flies of this sort I use a moustache comb.
Sounds perfect!
Awesome caddis pattern! Nice one!
Cheers Barry that fly does what every fly should do inspire the angler to use it
Thanks Anthony, yes it's strange that, some flies just have it...
Cool. Looks like a great floater! Thanks Bender.
Hi Paul, thanks, yes its a cracking floater but works just as well right under the surface.
I love everything about this fly. Next on the vice. Thank you!
Hi Greg, thanks. It's a great pattern you must give it a go.
Thank you Barry
Great fly. Thanks for posting. Also, I really appreciate your website, thanks for putting in all the hard work getting it together.
Much appreciated Steve!
Now that one has a new look about it. Great tie, Barry.
Hi James, thanks. Please give it a go, you'll love the result...
Awesome tie...I will be adding that one to my box. Thanks Mr Clarke.
No problem Todd, good luck with it.
Fabulous looking Fly Barry ... will definitely tie a few up ...
Thanks Bob.
Really interesting pattern that one. I’ll definitely have to have a go at it. Thanks for another one dude. Keep keeping safe.
Thanks Dude.
Very nice simple pattern, and good use of materials !
Thanks Charlie.
Super cool tip top 👍👍
Thankyou Barry have just tied some of these after watching it looks a great pattern.
Hi Pete, hope you are well? Yeah it works for me.
Fantastic tie
Thank you, it also fishes very well!
If I were a fish. Yummy! Nice one brother...
Looks awesome
Thanks Carl.
Nice work thank you
THE VERMONTER
That was a great tie, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you.
Your work is amazing and i have filled my fly boxes ith all your
Thank you, Please let me know how you get on with them.
Hi Barry, beautiful fly. A long time ago I used to tie a beetle pattern that was very similar albeit a little bigger, size 12 and 14. That performed well in dun hatches, Tight lines Florian
Hi Florian, thanks. I also tie a black beetle with the same technique but with another twist, maybe I'll do that one later...
Very nice Barry.
Thanks Neil.
That would even work as a beetle pattern for fishing terrestrials, very well done sir, thanks for sharing this!
Hi FRH, thanks, yes I actually do a beetle with a very similar technique but with a twist.
Class 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Mr. Ord,
I took your advice and tied up just a shade darker variation of this exact fly and we had a very nice couple of days so I went to a spot I know with lots of nice pan frying sized Brookies and I tried a lot of my winter time old stand by flys that most times work fantastic but I'm not sure yet why, they didn't! I couldnt even get a follow from a Trout.
Well I decided what the heck I would tie my slightly darker version on this exact fly and on the first cast I hooked up and in a matter of 20 minutes (not kidding a bit either I actually looked at my watch) I had a daily limit of 6 fish ! These were all in the 2lb ea range and a very nice meal for my family.
This fly has already shown me its merits.
Thanks Again.
Excellent, I'm so pleased it worked for you Randy, lets hope it continues to do so...
What size hook were you using?
That's a good looker, right there.
Thanks Gary, yup and it works like a dream...
Such a versatile pattern for trout and grayling.
Takker Mattias.
@@Thefeatherbender Varsågod Barry.
Thank’s Barry, I’m gone try this one in my Swedish stream
Have fun with it Lasse, but remember to use winter deer hair and dress the pattern with floatatnt, it works great!
Dude is an Artist.
Why thank you sir!
I know what I'm doing today. Have a freshly culled deer hanging right now. Also have a albino French angora rabbit. Dye the hair and once dried out I'm gonna tie about15 in 21 to 14.
Thanks again for sharing a small part of your skill and love of our shared passion. Fly tying and then useing a piece of art too put dinner on our tables.
Hi Jason, Thanks. Well I am sure that you won't be disappointed, this has been a great pattern for me. Please let me know how you get on with it.
@@Thefeatherbender I will. I have high hopes for THIS one. Skeeters have already started here. I can limit out in about 30-45 min fishing a dry fly right into the almost still pools on the smaller creeks.
Nice fly👍
Thanks J.
Просто и красиво!
Barry, great emerger!
Thank you.
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Have to give it a try!! Tight lines🐛🕷️🐜!!!!!!
Please do!
You told me, so I´ll give it a go. No questions asked.
Reminds me a bit of a tom thumb. Im going to have to try this
I know what you mean Skidin.
I've been following you recently and trying to to replicate some of your patterns. It is so much easier to learn with such detailed, precise, clear image videos. Beautifull flies.
If wonder if you have fishing skills videos....
Take care and try to stay at home.
Ricardo (Chile)
PD:....... and thanks for your clear Scotish english...
Hi Ricardo, thanks good to know you are finding them helpful, no fishing videos yet but maybe they will come.
@@Thefeatherbender I'll be waiting forward for that!! thanks
Отличная мушка!!!Мастеру класс
Thanks for this pattern! Caught a beautiful trout with this fly last week. Question: Do you normally use floatant on this one?
Hi Jonas, thanks. No floatant, you want this pattern to dive and swim up and down as you retrieve.
Sorry Jonas, that was the wrong answer. YES correct you use floatant on this pattern, although it floats well on its own the floatant helps it sit high and dry.
Nice!...what was that razor tool you used?...I'm new to tying and haven't seen something like that before
Hi Corey, thanks. The Razor blade holder is from STONFO. There are several different ones on the market but I have found this one the best and most reasonably priced.
Fantastic emerger, Barry, as usual. Even if it's off topic, I see many of the patterns in your book, and from the MPJ book, both books have your spectacular photographs. I would like to ask you, if it is not top secret, and of course, broadly, how you photograph flies. Do you use softbox? ... Macro lens? ... Recommended focal length? ... If you use macro lens, do you use ring flash? or on the contrary you only use the lighting typical of the softbox. Thank you and sorry for this query taking advantage of one of your flies, but I did not know what other media to use to make this query. I really appreciate your photography. An affectionate greeting and thanks again.
Hi Jorge, thanks. No soft box used in the photography but I do use a full studio set-up with 3 studio flash lights, A Canon Eos 1 Mk lll with a 100 mm Macro lens at f32. A Grey background that I light with gels on the flash.
@@Thefeatherbender Thanks Barry, I recently bought a Nikon camera, DX sensor (D7200) and a Laowa 60mm f / 2.8 2X Ultra-Macro macro lens and have started taking my first shots on fly ties. Initially I use a mini-studio (softbox) in which I combine softbox lighting with external flashes (On camera flash with extension cable or Ring flash) with gels. I'm still in the testing phase and I have a long way to go. In other words, any expert advice will always be welcome. Thanks Barry.
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Thank you Francois!
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Would you ever put anything on the deer hair on the back to give it more durability?
Hi, the easy answer is a big NO. You will find that deer hair is quite fatty and its very difficult to get anything to adhere to it.
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Lovely looking fly Barry. I just had a ago, 4th attempt was passable just.
My roe Deer hair is a brittle and sometimes snaps. Any tips to help
With that? It’s a good few years old so probably understandable.
Hi Andy, thanks. That doesn't sound good, I would just get rid of it, no point in tying with that! Buy some quality hair and your tying will improve no end...
Similar to the screaming banshee, I will try for sure
Hi AF, yes it looks similar but a different technique, i also love the Screaming Banshee.
Hi! Barry. Do you fish it dry? It doesn't seem it would sink easyly.
Hi David, you can fish it both dry and just under the surface.
@@Thefeatherbender Thanks Barry
Hi we’re can I get the razor tool from please thanks steve
Hi Steve, there are several different designs around some more complicated than others, but this is the best one I have tried and its from STONFO.
Is roe deer hair simply deer hair. Roe seems to be a European connotation. Do you fish this like a dry? You make it look easy but working with deer hair in a size 16 is tough. I tried it.
Hi John, thanks. Yes roe is a european deer but you can use mule or whitetail. Yes you fish it high & dry. Its a great pattern.
whats the instrument u use to close the wire?
like the hook
Hi B, It's called a fly tying vise.
@@Thefeatherbender thx really magnificent video... Where I find the gear u use?
@@blackb.3184 www.hareline.com/lines?category=Fly+Tying+Tools+%2F+Vises
@@Thefeatherbender thanks!!!
The short needle on wood stick need one or two.
Always good to have a few lying around...
Great pattern I call this one the Outrigger emerger.
Tie this for the sulphur hatch also.
Thanks Jim I'll try that!
Very similar to Gary borger devil bug
Yes a little similar, they both use deer hair.
Trying this and first one messed up.
Practice Michael!
Hey, my grandfather had something similar.. I have it some where in my fly gear still.. I tried a quick peek but didn't see it so I will dig it out and put it with my A fly's.. Hey Barry here is a quick video on burning the wood..( ruclips.net/video/WuobNSD5VAY/видео.html ) I have yet to use the epoxy (I am going to try that later today) Just to get an idea of what it is I am doing.. carry on brother!
Fishy..fishy...fishy BOC, looks like many invertebrates. Thanks
Thanks Larry.