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Feather & Hackle
United States
Приєднався 1 лют 2024
Welcome to Feather & Hackle -Join me as I begin my fly tying journey.
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of intricate fly patterns. The only soundtrack is the gentle rustling of materials and the rhythmic dance of the fly tying vise. Each video is designed to transport you to a tranquil realm where the focus is on the delicate precision of each tying technique and the artistic expression that goes into crafting the perfect fly.
Whether you're an angler seeking inspiration or someone who simply enjoys watching someone peacefully work their craft, my videos provide a visually captivating and meditative space for you to explore and enjoy.
It's not just about fishing; it's about the artistry behind the flies.
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of intricate fly patterns. The only soundtrack is the gentle rustling of materials and the rhythmic dance of the fly tying vise. Each video is designed to transport you to a tranquil realm where the focus is on the delicate precision of each tying technique and the artistic expression that goes into crafting the perfect fly.
Whether you're an angler seeking inspiration or someone who simply enjoys watching someone peacefully work their craft, my videos provide a visually captivating and meditative space for you to explore and enjoy.
It's not just about fishing; it's about the artistry behind the flies.
Clark's Stonefly | Silent Fly Tying
Favorite Flies for Oregon: #5
Clark’s Stonefly
Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic of tying flies meets the serenity of peaceful ambience.
Equipment:
Book - amzn.to/447wT3k
Tools - amzn.to/499mp5o
Vise - amzn.to/42vpD0F
Materials:
HOOK: Tiemco 5212 #6 - amzn.to/3JUhTwp
THREAD: Uni 8/0 - Red - amzn.to/4aV4lNf
WING: Hareline Antron - Rust - amzn.to/3QwLkso
WING 2: Hareline Antron - Gold - amzn.to/4dk2D9I
WING 3: Deer Hair - amzn.to/3ULl7bT
HACKLE: Brown - amzn.to/48fd4YC
HEAD: Uni 8/0 - Red - amzn.to/4aV4lNf
Steps:
1. Tie in thread
2. Tie in tinsel, wrap to 80%, tie off and trim excess
3. Cut pieces of both colors of antron, mix together
4. Tie in antron; trim excess just past bend
5. Cut clump of deer hair & clean
6. Measure tips to align with antron
7. Tie in deer hair on top of hook, trim excess
8. Tie in hackle; wrap forward 6-8 times, tie off, trim excess
9. Create small thread head
10. 5-6 turn whip finish
11. Add head cement, let dry
Clark’s Stonefly
Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic of tying flies meets the serenity of peaceful ambience.
Equipment:
Book - amzn.to/447wT3k
Tools - amzn.to/499mp5o
Vise - amzn.to/42vpD0F
Materials:
HOOK: Tiemco 5212 #6 - amzn.to/3JUhTwp
THREAD: Uni 8/0 - Red - amzn.to/4aV4lNf
WING: Hareline Antron - Rust - amzn.to/3QwLkso
WING 2: Hareline Antron - Gold - amzn.to/4dk2D9I
WING 3: Deer Hair - amzn.to/3ULl7bT
HACKLE: Brown - amzn.to/48fd4YC
HEAD: Uni 8/0 - Red - amzn.to/4aV4lNf
Steps:
1. Tie in thread
2. Tie in tinsel, wrap to 80%, tie off and trim excess
3. Cut pieces of both colors of antron, mix together
4. Tie in antron; trim excess just past bend
5. Cut clump of deer hair & clean
6. Measure tips to align with antron
7. Tie in deer hair on top of hook, trim excess
8. Tie in hackle; wrap forward 6-8 times, tie off, trim excess
9. Create small thread head
10. 5-6 turn whip finish
11. Add head cement, let dry
Переглядів: 247
Відео
Casual Dress Nymph | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 3393 місяці тому
Favorite Flies for Oregon: #4 This fuzzy nymph is a nice buggy pattern to tie, and to fish. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic of tying flies meets the serenity of peaceful ambience. Equipment: Book - amzn.to/447wT3k Tools - amzn.to/499mp5o Vi...
Silently Tying a Borden Special | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 3293 місяці тому
Favorite Flies for Oregon: #3 The Borden Special was created by the founder of Hareline Dubbin (Bob Borden), made for a fish that has dwindled in numbers of the past few decades: the sea-run cutthroat trout. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic ...
Silently Tying a Callibaetis Crystal Spinner | Peaceful Fly Tying
Переглядів 2554 місяці тому
Favorite Flies for Oregon: #2 I really enjoy tying this flashy Callibaetis pattern: the Callibaetis Crystal Spinner. I have a feeling it's going to come in handy during the summer months on high mountain lakes. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the mag...
Silently Tying a Beetle Bug Coachman | Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 3634 місяці тому
This fly is the cover image of a "Favorite Flies for Oregon" by John Shewey. It is also the first pattern in the book; a book that I've decided to tie my way through. This fly - the Beetle Bug Coachman - while invented by John Dose in the 1920's, was made popular by Meier & Frank sporting goods department tier Audrey Joy in the mid 1940's. It became a tradition for patrons to watch her tie this...
Mole Fly | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 3334 місяці тому
It's the ugly duckling of mole flies. I have only one color of CDC right now, and substituted hare's ear for beaver dubbing. It was an enjoyable experiment 2 we'll see what the fish think Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic of tying flies meets...
Blowtorch Nymph | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 4 тис.5 місяців тому
I’m still getting the hang of tying this supposedly successful nymph. The Olsen’s Blowtorch Nymph is a cool, buggy pattern, and I (am trying to) enjoy the challenge of working with the peacock ice dub. I find it very difficult to make a tight dubbing noodle. But, nothing a few quick trims and tight wraps with the ribbing material won’t fix. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishi...
Beadhead Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 5525 місяців тому
A spin on a classic, this pattern is effective in mountain streams. Join as I tie a Beadhead Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for fly fishing content, or simply seeking a serene escape, subscribe to Feather & Hackle for a unique blend of fly tying artistry, where the magic of tying flies meets the serenity of peaceful ambience. Equipment: Tools - amzn.to/499mp...
Euro Jiggy Bugger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 1765 місяців тому
Euro Jiggy Bugger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Possie Bugger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 2255 місяців тому
Possie Bugger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Pheasant Tail | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 4365 місяців тому
Pheasant Tail | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Warren Emerger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 1725 місяців тому
Warren Emerger | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Good ol’ Copper John | Silent Fly Tying
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Beaded Scud | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 1345 місяців тому
Beaded Scud | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Soft Hackle Coffin Fly | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 1896 місяців тому
Soft Hackle Coffin Fly | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Caddis with Deer Hair from my Backyard | Beginner Fly Tying
Переглядів 1126 місяців тому
Caddis with Deer Hair from my Backyard | Beginner Fly Tying
Winter Rainbow Warrior | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 9796 місяців тому
Winter Rainbow Warrior | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Tying a Micro Midge | Silent & Relaxing Fly Tying
Переглядів 1456 місяців тому
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Silent Fly Tying during a Winter Storm
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Silent Fly Tying during a Winter Storm
Stayed for the music , followed for the fly tying artistry. Great fly and great videography
Masterfully done ☕️☕️
Very nice work. I'm glad you found fly tying, and I hope you keep doing what you do.
Hello Miss. I have been tying for over 35 years now. But never thought of how very calming it can be. Your videos are truly inspiring, but most importantly, they are relaxing for me. I sometimes get frustrated with my tying, arthritis makes it difficult at times. But, watching your videos somehow keeps me inspired to keep on tying. I think you for that. Best regards from Ohio. WALTER
Walter, thank you for your kind words! I’m happy to hear you’ve enjoyed the videos. Sharing the experience is what inspires me to keep creating. All the best 🎣
@@FeatherandHackle Think you so much for responding. It made my day!
So... who are we watching?
Camera work and color grading are on point.
I am really enjoying your channel content. What is the clip you are using when cutting the hair off the rabbit strip? Thanks for the videos.
Thank you for watching, I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the videos! The clip is actually just a standard hair clip :) like these: amzn.to/3wyCIL6
Where do you get pheasant tail that is that long?
I can’t recall for certain which brand, but I believe this one is either Hareline or Nature’s Spirit from a local shop
@@FeatherandHackle They just seem extra long compared to mine.
The first time I've heard of this fly was from Jay Nicholas of The Caddis fly shop. A great tier and friend.
Thank you for not talking. And the beautiful camera work .
Beautiful
Aloha. Greetings from Hawaii just found your channel. So informative and relaxing. Keep up the great work.
I love your videos! What is the book called your are using?
Thanks for watching! The book is “Favorite Flies for Oregon” by John Shewey: amzn.to/3Un8dRr
That is quite an editing job to capture your movements with The Movement ! Thank You 🎉 🌟🎣💫
綺麗なダイニングですね✨ 参考になります😊
Nicely done! Tight lines from down under in NZ.
Beautiful tying and hands! A dream to watch, Subscribed.
Please ….. more lighting n a white background to better see your creations
Just found you on UA-cam Love your videos self peaceful
Amazing how much one can actually learn from having to watch the video and not be distracted by a bunch of talking. Great video.
Just beautiful ❤️
I’m going to say this video is the best fly tying video I’ve ever watched. Well done!!!!
At last a fly-tier with wholesome fingernails!
It's a great pattern. Well done!
Sweet fly! Tight lines🐛🐜🕷️!!!!!
Thank you for the moment of escape
You should use slotted tungsten beads when tying on jig hooks. When you are using a standard bead it defeats the point of the jig hook. Nice video :)
Amazing!
Beautiful video, thank you
I loved the simplicity of no commentary while tying. Great video, keep up the great work!
Keep it up
💕Wow💛💛💛💛💗💗💗
This video is so dope! I love it keep it up!
Love the videos
What do you think the different from pheasant tail and flash back pheasant tail. Your fly is beautiful.
Some people feel the flashback can act as more of an attractor, but whether it makes a difference is up for debate! Thanks for watching
Solo veo unas manos muy finas
nice work on the pattern and I really like your production style (video production). I see some patterns where the tail fibers are trimmed and new ones brought in to form the body but I use an approach similar to your's. Gives a taper to the body. looking forward to your other videos.
Thank you!
Хорошая работа.Жду ваши следующие работы
A classic fly beautifully tied
Hi, Beautifully filmed and really loved the opening shot. Thank you for sharing and inspiring. With the fly fishing season about to open I've subscribed and am excited to see more.
My new favorite channel
Very nice tying well done keep it up girl.
Lovely video !
Thank you for posting you have to start somewhere keep them coming