Whip finisher how to use with Barry Ord Clarke - Fly tying for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Another simple but essential technique for the new beginner how to use Whip finisher. Watch, learn and practice. If these simple skills are learned and practiced they will not only improve your tying but also make your time spent at the vice, much more enjoyable, and will result in neater and quicker flies. These short tutorials will hopefully help all those who are new to our craft, fly tying clubs & workshops, to get the new beginner off to a solid start and establish a good foundation for mastering the art of fly tying. If you have any questions regarding anything “fly tying” you can post a comment and I’ll try and answer it as soon as possible. If you know anyone that is starting tying, especially youngsters, please recommend this new series for them, they are the future of our craft! Visit my site thefeatherbend...
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Thanks for the refresher. Tight lines🪰🐜🦟!!!!!!
No problem!
Thanks again for sharing your time! KANSAS USA
Thanks for watching!
Very Nice !!! That is some good whipping !!!
Thanks 👍
As a new fly tier I found whip finishing really difficult until a friend told me to keep the thread tight during the exercise. Thanks feather bender you do some great patterns. Can't wait for the UK lockdown to end so I can cast a fly. Stuart
Thanks Stuart, yeah I know exactly what you mean!
Thinks Berry... hope you are doing well and God bless.
Thank you Walter.
Very good 👍
I'm not really a beginner...but watching you sometimes I feel like one...
I really like the triangle idea...even more the little tool that is hollow sliding your wraps behind the eye...super way to get tied off on those touchy wet hackles! Thanks
Thanks Silvertip, I am so pleased that you still find them helpful...
All these methods are really applicable in different situations. Sometimes you need a rotary finisher, sometimes - english style one, and from time to time fingers are more comfortable. It all depends on the task you perform. So thanks, Barry, for freshening up all these ways.
Thank you SB, please you found them helpful, more to come.
The most understandable video I have seen on this subject. The repetition really helped. Thank you!
Awesome, thank you Jim!
Wish I had a vid to watch 20 plus years ago. I learned from pics in a book n some common sense. Thanks Bender! Never knew about the half hitch tool. Interesting.
Thanks Paul, well I hope you have it now!
That’s done great Barry. The only thing I would add is that while whip finishing with the tool you can continue to build and shape the head as required. Half hitch finish doesn’t allow you to successfully do this. Thanks for another upload dude. Keep safe.
Thanks Dude, very true...
It might be worth me mentioning that with the Matarelli whip finishing tool, it is very helpful to allow the bobbin to come towards the whip finish as you execute it (whilst maintaining tension of course). The thread between the bobbin and the hook will want to shorten as you whip finish, and if you fight this tendency by keeping the bobbin in place, tension will build up quite a bit and it becomes quite difficult to get the thread to release from the arm. This doesn't apply when using a Thompson style finisher as the arm is sprung to relieve this tension.
You can see the bobbin approaching the hook in the above video at 0:58, 1:17 and again at 1:46.
Thanks again for your excellent videos, Barry. Your videos inspired me to start tying and I caught my first fish on a fly I tied myself last year - one of your hare's ear nymph variants. A moment I will remember all my days. Keep up the great work!
Thanks D, thats great don't stop.
good on ya Barry.. I used to use the fingers.. when I first saw you use this tool I thought what a grand idea this was.... I kind of figured out how to use it but thanks for making it crystal clear for me..
j'aurais tellement aimer voir vos vidéos a mes débuts en montage. Heureux de penser que les débutant peuvent compter sur vous. Merci Je vous souhaites bonne santé et le meilleur pour la suite.
Merci Hugo!
👍спасибо за урок🤘
Nice job it took me a year before I mastered it so it became 2nd nature and you are right the flys look much better .
Керемет. Мен түтікше темірдің не екенін білмей жүр едім. Рахмет. Қазақстаннан сәлем🇰🇿 👍
Cool
Thank you Barry! Perfect demonstration! It will be a big help!!
Thanks Kerry, good to know its helpful.
I have such a hard time getting that sometimes because I am left handed. Thank you.
Hi Nancy, Oh yeah I guess thats difficult! Maybe try and watch it in a mirrors reflection? It may be easier... Good luck.
Being a lefty is tough because it really doesn't mirror image very well if someone is trying to teach you. Where Barry shows you to make a triangle, that is the secret and what will help you. Remember the part of the thread that is horizontal to the hook shank is wrapped by the vertical post. Remember that triangle and it will come to you.😃
@@kerrypitt9789Thank you
@@Thefeatherbender That's a great idea, Thanks
@@ruabadkitty I have taught a few left handed people. It is harder than one might think to teach, but you will get it, Barry has a good video here.
A.Jensen has an equal one. I Think it’s the easiest whipfinisher type on the market.
How do you get the words yellow? Is it on iMovie?
Yes in iMovie.
It’s strange that the easiest task in fly tying is so difficult for many.
All things are difficult until they are learned.
Yeah I have one.and I never used 😂 before I used my fingers
Kerry Pitt there nothing difficult about using a whip finisher. It’s the most basic thing in all of fly tying.
reuben ben reuben hahaha nothing wrong with a finger whip finish, people were doing it way before the tool, I mean people were tying flies without a fly vise, Lee Wulff was the master without a vise.
It's really easy when you know how...