Fly Tying a Pay Day Midge with Barry Ord Clarke
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
- A real quick and easy basic material hatching midge pattern, that can be fished static or twitched to give a little movement. One of my go-to flies for hatches of midge on still water.
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Very nice pattern. Tanks Barry.👍
THIS is a great little pattern, excellent tie as always...love this pattern !!!! L 👍🎣👍
Glad you like it Leonard!
Excellent .simple tying...Thank you Mister
Thanks Franck.
Hola,Barry tiempo que no podia escribirte,exelente trabajo cuidate amigo
Lovethewaysometicuulusintying
Thank you.
ooooh now this one I know would be a great morning fly on a still clear water.... Can't wait to build one of these.. Thanks Barry..
That's a nice simple pattern for all of us mere mortals!!!.
Looks like a very effective pattern too, I'm just off to tie a couple or 4!.
Exquisitely tied as usual Barry.
Stay safe.
ATB Chris
Thanks Chris, good luck with it.
Fine work, love this pattern. Thanks for sharing.
Yet another great pattern Barry. Thank you for sharing another one dude.
Thanks Dude.
Looks like a winner!
Hello! thank you for the lessons, I'm learning to knit baits from Your videos :)
Thank you and good luck!
thank you mister.
Thank you Franck.
Foarte frumos! Felicitări!!!
Barry I've not used this before but I like the pattern. I don't use the word "simple," in a derogatory manner, it is simple in design and variety of materials, but to me simplicity and effectiveness go hand in hand and this is one of those. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Kerry, thanks yes its simple I totally agree with you, some times less is more...
Always the same high quality. A true pleasure to follow. Thanks for sharing. I see you use a MP. tool. For me the best spool holder on the market.
Thank you Micky, yes I am a great fan of the TT bobbin, but many tyers dislike it...
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Five Smiles!
Thank you.
Thanks for another super video. I've had lots of trouble finding hackle pliers that I like (haven't succeeded yet). I see yours look like rotary ones, what make are they and what do you think of them please?
Hi Tom, thanks. I have used the Tiemco rotary hackle pliers for years now and love them, I also have a little trick for improving them: ruclips.net/video/nFHfAkiOvXU/видео.html
@@Thefeatherbender Thanks Barry, the Tiemco looks a bit like a Veniard one I tried some time back which didn't grip the hackle very well. I tried bending the 'jaws' but only made the problem worse. I'll give the Tiemco a try and give your modification a go if I find them slipping off. Thanks again.
Barry, thanks for another excellent video. A quick question, I haven't seen you use any cement on your whip finishes. Is it not necessary? Previously I've always found myself using it as I'm scared they'll come undone.
Hi Scott, Thats right I don't do it on every video, I don't want to waste your time watching me varnish the head after every tie. But I do varnish most patterns when needed.
@@Thefeatherbender excellent. Thanks for the reply and keep up with superb videos. Thanks.
@@Thefeatherbender excellent. Thanks for the reply and keep up with superb videos. Thanks.
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