Probably the best all around dry fly for fast water. Many excellent techniques here. The anti-flare tail tie in is a great one as is the sand paper. Your tying techniques produce very neat/clean flies. Thanks for all the content you provide.
Same here my friend! Not a cheap tool but at least I won't have to put masking tape on razor blades and bend it with my fingers. (And what a tie... Barry really is amazing, isn't he?)
A great fly and the tying was even greater. I always learn something new from your informative videos. This time it was the thread separation at the tail. Thanks from down under in NZ.
sorry to be off topic but does anybody know of a method to get back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Enzo Nikolai Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Like the way you make it. Before Covid I tied many of theses practicing at the same time dear hair roll up for my muddler. I used a lot of moose (from last hunting season)in combination making great patter on the body. I also improved my tying pratice with your generosity, sharing all theses video. Many thanks
Great pattern Barry. I’ve thought about that razor blade tool and I think I’ll have to bite the bullet as it’s quite expensive for what it is. I considered making one but it’s the tightening part that puts me off that idea. Thanks for another one dude.
Hi Barry, I tried doing this fly using another tier's method and struggled immensely . I DESTROYED 2 AND MADE 2. I DID USE TWO FEATHERS AND YES IT WAS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT THAN YOURS . My supplier is sold out of the razor blade holder for now so I'll keep an eye out for them.
I like the sandpaper trick. I tied a lot of these over the years. It's a great fly, I like to fish them in pocket water a # 14 has worked the best for me on the waters I fish. For years I used caribou body hair for the body. Spins well and floats even better, thou it can be a little hard to work with. I got around that with using smaller clumps of hair. I even wonder if wings are really needed. I tied them without and they worked just fine.
I think especially in pocket water where fish only get a quick look? I used to use Tom Thumbs in pocket water and I swear the more chewed up it got the better it caught! Good observation!
Barry I may have missed it (apologies if I did) but could you at some point discuss your bobbin? It seems to have a lot more “features” than the ordinary variety. Love the book thanks!
Barry I have almost caught up to all your videos to the point that UA-cam won't let me search further back but occasionally feeds me a new (To me) video. I am going to miss the frequency of your videos. I have one of those Stonfo frames on order, somewhere I had a plastic frame but thousands of years from now Archeologists will excavate it out of an ancient dwelling under the nuclear trash. This fly looks like my hair first thing in the morning!! How did you know??? Love you and your work Barry, between you and Davie I have some great role models!!
This one is in the book. I didn't think it was. I'm going to half to get the tight materials. Usually I can find something that will come close. But alot of these trout flys need the material you use.,I've found very little substitutes. Killer fly.
I did find the ( similar one ) and your spot on. Once you get about four things down, you can do about any of these. It is hard to find substitutes for the right materials, but I'm getting there.lol Loveing the adventure all the way.
I have neither the ways, nor means of achieving a tie like this and yet, watched, riveted from start to finish. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
I always had trouble with the body. Your tape idea is great. Can't wait to use it. Thanks!
Thanks, it keeps the tail safe!
A great technique for cutting the deer hair. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Butch.
Well done. You make it look so easy!! Tight lines🪲🦟🐞🐜!!!!!!
Thanks Rob.
Probably the best all around dry fly for fast water. Many excellent techniques here. The anti-flare tail tie in is a great one as is the sand paper. Your tying techniques produce very neat/clean flies. Thanks for all the content you provide.
Thanks Ben so pleased that you enjoyed it.
Watching you tie this fly was very therapeutic 👍
Thank you C.
Thank you my fly tying has definitely improved since I started watching your videos. Alf
loved the masking tape trick! that's handy. I probably caught more trout in fast water with this fly than any other.
It's a great pattern and like you I have caught many a fish on it!
Great looking tie, Barry. You definitely sold me on that Stonfo razor blade tool. Thanks for sharing.
Same here my friend! Not a cheap tool but at least I won't have to put masking tape on razor blades and bend it with my fingers. (And what a tie... Barry really is amazing, isn't he?)
@@SavageFlies Yes, he is the real deal. That's for certain.
Nice one Barry. I bet this thing floats for ever. The razor blade holder is a handy gadget to know about. Must get one.
Hi Bob, thanks. Yes I have a few different ones and so far this is the best I have used, many of the others are over designed.
I absolutely love your videos. You are so talented and they inspire me to make my own flys.
Thank you, always nice to get positive feedback, good luck with it.
A great fly and the tying was even greater. I always learn something new from your informative videos. This time it was the thread separation at the tail. Thanks from down under in NZ.
Thanks John, pleased that you enjoyed it.
sorry to be off topic but does anybody know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Daxton Jace instablaster ;)
@Enzo Nikolai Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Enzo Nikolai It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out!
Like the way you make it. Before Covid I tied many of theses practicing at the same time dear hair roll up for my muddler. I used a lot of moose (from last hunting season)in combination making great patter on the body. I also improved my tying pratice with your generosity, sharing all theses video. Many thanks
Merci Hugo...
Great fly. You make it look so easy. Great job
Thanks Stuart.
Great pattern Barry. I’ve thought about that razor blade tool and I think I’ll have to bite the bullet as it’s quite expensive for what it is. I considered making one but it’s the tightening part that puts me off that idea. Thanks for another one dude.
Cheers Dude, its worth the money if you tie a lot of deer hair flies.
Another awesome video! Thank you!
Thank you FFH.
Hi Barry, I tried doing this fly using another tier's method and struggled immensely . I DESTROYED 2 AND MADE 2. I DID USE TWO FEATHERS AND YES IT WAS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT THAN YOURS . My supplier is sold out of the razor blade holder for now so I'll keep an eye out for them.
Thanks, pleased that you like it.
Superb. Well done
I like the sandpaper trick. I tied a lot of these over the years. It's a great fly, I like to fish them in pocket water a # 14 has worked the best for me on the waters I fish. For years I used caribou body hair for the body. Spins well and floats even better, thou it can be a little hard to work with. I got around that with using smaller clumps of hair. I even wonder if wings are really needed. I tied them without and they worked just fine.
I think especially in pocket water where fish only get a quick look? I used to use Tom Thumbs in pocket water and I swear the more chewed up it got the better it caught! Good observation!
Tu mosca es fantástica Barry!! Perfecta!!
Gracias Lea.
I can't ever get deer hair right. Awesome pattern and tie!
Thanks, practice, practice & more practice...
Barry I may have missed it (apologies if I did) but could you at some point discuss your bobbin? It seems to have a lot more “features” than the ordinary variety. Love the book thanks!
Hi John, it's a Petitjean TT bobbin, tyers either love them or hate them, I love using them: ua-cam.com/video/CUa22d5TMe0/v-deo.html
Barry I have almost caught up to all your videos to the point that UA-cam won't let me search further back but occasionally feeds me a new (To me) video. I am going to miss the frequency of your videos.
I have one of those Stonfo frames on order, somewhere I had a plastic frame but thousands of years from now Archeologists will excavate it out of an ancient dwelling under the nuclear trash.
This fly looks like my hair first thing in the morning!! How did you know???
Love you and your work Barry, between you and Davie I have some great role models!!
Thanks Kerry, you won't be disappointed with the blade holder...
Can you do a video on your setup?
Hi Pokey, I have it already: ua-cam.com/video/pQFNGQzVpy0/v-deo.html
Would you tie this smaller size or stay with 10.
You can tie it as small as you like Michael!
Just questionning my technique, did GSP realy make the difference whith dear hair spinning
Hi Hugo, yes is the answer, it makes a world of a difference!
Class
Thank you.
Jest super😃👏
Thank you Piotr.
This one is in the book. I didn't think it was. I'm going to half to get the tight materials. Usually I can find something that will come close. But alot of these trout flys need the material you use.,I've found very little substitutes. Killer fly.
Thanks Randy, the one in the book is a little different it has a deer hair hackle and no wings but very similar.
I did find the ( similar one ) and your spot on. Once you get about four things down, you can do about any of these. It is hard to find substitutes for the right materials, but I'm getting there.lol Loveing the adventure all the way.
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Working on pattern. First attempt disaster. So watching again.
Position of blade paramount to form body.
Hi Michael, yes it's not the easiest pattern, but practice makes perfect!
Nicely done. But that doesn't seem to be unusual for you!
Thanks Rick.
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@@Thefeatherbender. Uujjuuj
I have neither the ways, nor means of achieving a tie like this and yet, watched, riveted from start to finish. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!