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A little tour of my Fly Tying room with Barry Ord Clarke
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- This ia a short tour of my fly tying room and photo studio here at home. Not the best filming but you'll get a good idea of how its layed out and works.
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Have mercy. I thought I had a bunch of stuff. I need to show this video to my wife.
Hi John, do that, it may help...
I've been watching your videos for a few years now and never knew this video existed . You have an amazing fly tying room . This gave me some ideas for setting up my fly tying room that I'm just starting to put together.
Good! Pleased that you found it useful.
Barry,
Very impressive indeed and very tidy not a thing out of place. 🎣🎣🎣👍
Thanks Christopher.
Landed here using the QR code in your book, otherwise I might have missed an opportunity to view a talented artist in his element. Great organization here. I am a painter, an amateur taxidermist and now I am beginning tie flies. I know how important it is to have a place for your stuff. A studio like this allows you to spend your time creating art not digging through boxes. Thank you for this opportunity to see a great space.
Hi Deb, good to hear from you and I',m so pleased that you are getting on with the book, I'm working on volume II now. Thanks and good luck with the tying!!
Thanks Barry for the tour of your fly tying & fly photo room. I love the view of the mountains. 🫡
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow! Just wow! You have more stuff than a lot of fly shops! Your channel has greatly improved my fly tying, it’s an awesome channel and I sincerely want to thank you. You’re absolutely awesome sharing your talent and tips with us. Again, thank you!
Hi FRH, Thanks. Always good to know that they help and get positive feedback.
Mountains? Haha. Amazing setup! The epitome of fly tying workshop.
I like to see a passionate man like Barry.
👍👍 Thanks for the tour! Beautiful setup. Amazing assortment. Clean, organized and accessible. What started out with an inherited vice from my dad, has now taken over my wifes dining room..She wants it back! 😂 That salmon had to be an epic battle on a 5wt. I got a 30# carp on my 4wt and that’s my biggest fish on any of my flyrods..So far! 🙂 Thank you for all you share and do for us Barry. Have a great one! 👍🎣🪶👌
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it Charlie!
holy sh!t, you have more boxes of salmon hooks alone in volume than all my materials and equipment together... That is a serious collection of fly tying stuff right there.
The number of times I watched this video. What place!!!. I would stay to live there!!!
Greetings from Argentina.
Hi Gustavo, I will make a new video soon as it has changed...
The devotion is inspiring. Thank you
Thank you Bernie, your feedback is appreciated.
Very impressive fly tying room Mr Clark. You have given me some wonderful ideas of how I can organize my own fly tying room. Thank you again.
Go for it James!
Wow and wow! As I sit Covid-19 quarantine, like the rest of the world of over 60 fly fisherman for the past 8 weeks, this morning I stumbled into a whole new world with the purchase of your latest book and visit to your UA-cam channel...I find myself watching this video segment and have the sensation of visiting an advanced world...you clearly have raised the bar on both effective space application and organizational design. As others have stated, a true man cave; all that is needed is a outside porch/veranda with BBQ grill and fridge.
Hi, thank you! It's taken many years and a whole load of mistakes and corrections and I'm still learning! So pleased that you like the book and are finding it useful...
Holy moly...talk about geeking out...and making us all envious.
Many years collecting and tying Craig!
It is very interesting.
Books is very good idea.
Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Your a very lucky man I could spend weeks just looking through all that stuff wow.
40 years of collecting...
It looks like you have more stuff than my local fly shop. No wonder your flys are so nice. Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy your videos.
I did purchase one of your new tying book.Feather bender flytying techniques. Love the well detailed pages learn alot from this great book.
Pleased that you are enjoying it John. The second volume will be published next year.
Looking forward too volume 2 well done on the first Edison great detail.
Wow. My jaws dropped on the hook set selection Impressive.
Many years of tying and collecting William!
His plastic storage bins alone priced me out of this setup
What an amazing place u have bud. And i have the smallest hooks also and already tied. And congrats on ur rewards!!!! And soooo many to come bud !!!!
Thanks Simon.
fully equipped , i love it. good job Barry
Thanks Tarik.
Just love this tour - thanks v much. Deeply impressed (and jealous) of the dedicated set up!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very impressive pal. This is my kind of Aladdin’s cave all day long. Neat, tidy and more importantly organised. Definitely reflects in your flies
I think you have the best tying room I've ever seen i appreciate order you have maintained i hope to one day have a space much like yours thank you for your videos i enjoy watching and learning new patterns in your tutorials its awesome to see one of or sports tru ambassadors showing all aspiring fly tiers how to become a better fisherman and ambassadors to this great sport of ours
Thank you. I have to work like this, tying flies every day I have to keep order in the materials and hooks...
Thank you for all your videos and the tour Barry!
Awesome space!! I don't think my lady would ever let me aquire that much stuff for hobby fly tying haha but you do excellent work and since being turned to your channel by a fellow fisherman. I've replicated a few of your flies now and can say my tying ability has improved immensely. Now when I see any tying video I think "I can definitely do that" with each step. Eager to get after it first chance I get.
Thanks Kyle, yes it's a special space! So pleased to hear that your tying has improved and the videos have helped. If you are interested in taking your tying to the next level, may I suggest: www.amazon.com/Feather-Benders-Flytying-Techniques-Comprehensive/dp/1510751505/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=sHyDw&content-id=amzn1.sym.716a1ed9-074f-4780-9325-0019fece3c64&pf_rd_p=716a1ed9-074f-4780-9325-0019fece3c64&pf_rd_r=WNNAQWC2C4N52SZP1VH5&pd_rd_wg=p6ZDp&pd_rd_r=bc8a6fde-644f-450e-9ec1-1440ae80653d&ref_=pd_gw_ci_mcx_mr_hp_atf_m
Barry, I've been watching your videos and being most impressed, but this tour of your work area is beyond impressive its truly the ultimate space. 45 m2... Not that big? I've got 3 shelve in the store room and the dinner table, OK I haven't filmed yet but my trials have been with my phone camera video!! I suppose if it's the way you earn your living then I get it. No matter what, I like most of your subscribers comments, am pea green with envy! Thanks
Hi, thanks. Yeah its over 35 years of tying and collecting that has lead to this room, for any tying enthusiast its an Aladin's cave I guess.
I just ended up here using the QR code in your book!
Which I discovered through your channel. The circle is somplete.
I really enjoyed what I've read so far and I believe it will be a great help for many years of tying.
Thank you for all the great material and the inspiration!
Thank you Sylvian, I hope that you enjoy it.
Serious set up there Barry.
Hi Lindsay, thanks, it's been many years collecting and tying.
wooa Thi's a Nice,Sort and Organize Place :a Paradise for Tying The Best Flies Hatching patterns...Very Impresive,Cool 😎!
Received your book yesterday Barry
Lot of good work, well done.
Clive Canada
Thanks Clive, I hope that you enjoy it.
it's heaven
Best looking loft. Quite envious! Thanks for sharing.
Nice. I have a fly tying room in my house. It's nowhere near as organized as yours. In fact, it's cluttered with hundreds of spools of thread, wires, tinsels, feathers, hair, foam, hooks, etc., etc. I have a good friend who's an exceptional angler and fly tier. He has a small desk where he ties all his flies. He only fishes with the two flies that he invented: the RS2 and the Avatar. Both in various sizes and colors. The materials he uses are TMC or Daiichi hooks, beaver fur for dubbing, microfibbets for tails, and web of saddle hackle feathers for wing. I've known him for 22 years and I've never seen anyone catch as many fish as he does. He's a minimalist. Uses forceps for a vise and at 86 he still ties his flies down to size 28 when needed.
Thank you. So Schmoonkie, Rim Chung is your old friend ? If so that is just great! I love his flies, and quite right, he needs only two patterns. If possible I would love to get a couple of his flies for my collection, I would quite happily buy them, or do a swap. No matter what please give him my warmest regards and thank him for his contribution to our craft.
@@Thefeatherbender Hi. Yes he is. Wasn't sure you'd be aware of him or his flies. If you do a UA-cam search for "Rim ties the rs2" or "Rim ties the avatar" you can find videos of him tying his flies. I'm also the owner of the rs2fly.com web page, which I originally created in '98 to honor him. At 86 he still fishes about three times a week. During warmer months, he could be on the water for 8-10 hours in a day. He's in exceptionally good shape for his age. If you contact me through the rs2fly.com web page, I'll send you some flies which he tied himself.
@@schmoonkie I tried to contact you through your site but I keep getting my message returned by mailer demon!
Hi Barry, I like the Spool tower in your desk. I just order one from Herwig Haas to keep my material organize. thanks
Good choice!
Wow, I can stay in this room whole day long!
Thanks Harson, its where I spend all my days...
you should do a video on your top 10 fly books and or must haves
Barry awesome fly tying Room and very well stocked good for you thank you for sharing 👍🇺🇸
Good Luck to all on the water you 2020
The Vermonter
Hi Vermonter, thanks, actually out for a trip this weekend so I hope the weather breaks!
Hola maestro !!!
Siempre fui pescador pero a los 40 la fiebre se empeoro y ahora empece con la pesca con mosca jajaja , tu ático es el ático de mis sueños espectacular...debo tener el 0,1 % de todo lo que tenes gracias por compartir tu pasión y experiencia. y espero aprender mucho de personas como vos , te mando un gran abrazo desde Buenos Aires Argentina.
Gracias, amigo mío, llevo mucho tiempo atando moscas, así que todavía tienes tiempo para mejorar y aumentar tus materiales.
Wow. Nice digs Bender, quite a setup. Thanks for sharing. -Paul
Hi Paul, thanks, I'll make another one if I win the Lotto, I have plans for a bigger tying room...
Very nice setup!
Thank you Dynamite guy.
Wow Barry that's a lot of stuff. Very Nice!
Thankyou for sharing this video with us, I enjoyed it very much.
Aloha🌴🦐🎣
Thanks Kent.
I’m not sure which I like better, the wood paneling or the view! Very nice setting for someone who makes a living at being creative. And then, when you need a break you can re-live some of the hunts associated with the trophies. Could be worse!
Hi Jim thanks. Yes a nice place to work in.
Amazing space so much gear👍👍😂
Thanks Thomas.
awesome setup, I look forward to the day that mine looks a little like this !
Thanks Amber.
To those who can't/wont afford the expensive plastic containers, try to ask candy stores and others, that get their products in plastic boxes. It works fine, and they are not (very I suspect) dangerous to have the house full of. I bet I've got 500 of them smaller ones (about 1 kg of candy size) with tools, materials aso in them, and they also are tighter lids than many expensive ones.
They do work well, I used them for years, but if you can your hands on the clear ones, so you can see whats in them!
@@Thefeatherbender Here in Denmark, the news tell us, that we are the most candy eating population in the world, and "almost every" store has "candy buffets", where you fill a bag (that have grown from mobile phone sized to "wide screen tv sized" during my life time) and weight it - like fruit and potatos in "more sain" contries. And they usually come in nice square 15-20 x 10ish clear boxes, that you can get for free from the garbage - or by asking the peeps, that then don't have to pay for getting them removed. I use them for "everything" - but they go brittle if they are exposed to to much sun light, so fx using them for plants only works for a while. Still - free stuff and safe for food (if any plastic really is 100% safe to eat.
Very nice place sir even love the view! A very impressive collection of material also
Thanks Terry.
BRAVO MAGNIFIQUE INSTALLATION VRAIMENT DE PROFESSIONNEL
Merci, Francois.
very awesome....just got your one book THE FEATHER BENDER'S FLY TYING TECHNIQUES...JUST COME IN TODAY FROM AMAZON...AWESOME BOOK...VERY DETAILED....AND GOOD FOR ME FOR ONLY FLY TYING FROM APRIL 18TH 2020....MY FIRST FLY ON THAT DATE...
Thank you Harry I hope that you learn from it. Merry Christmas.
@@Thefeatherbender merry Christmas and a happy new year to you...
What no single malt? Nice Set up! Now in my tying room, is pretty much my whole house, since I live alone. And yeah every now and again, not often I will pour myself a drop or two of single malt.
Да мастерская супер,мне расти и расти.
Looking forward to getting your book for Christmas this year!!
Good I hope you enjoy it Will.
Mister swirmy brilliant your one of the guys I look up to regards Allan McClenaghan Hamilton Scotland cheers Scott kane ows me a dram
So nice place. Wishing to have similar one…
Thanks, only 40 years of collecting and tying...
Perfect room ! ❤️
Thank you!
Super!!!!!!! Pozdrowienia z Polski city. Szczecinek🙂👍
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing, very much enjoyed.
Your room is Magic 😀👍👏
Thanks Miroslav.
You have a VERY KOOL MAN CAVE !!!!.....
Thanks Mike. sorry only just got this comment from You Tube!
@@Thefeatherbender that was months ago I sent that reply. I have learned a LOT from you sinse then. I still watching your videos a I love your book, I read and learn from you videos and book everyday. Thanks Barry!!!....
@@Thefeatherbender that was months ago I sent that reply. I have learned a LOT from you sinse then. I still watching your videos a I love your book, I read and learn from you videos and book everyday. Thanks Barry!!!....
Woooooow . Excelent
Thanks Michal.
Beautiful room with excellent woodwork & view.
Of course, one can never have too many vises, .... or too many hooks, hackles, & furs. I’m beginning to suspect we fly tyers are all hoarders. :-)
Thank you...
Wow what an amazing room! I isn’t started tying and your videos are incredible. I’m even more impressed now!
Glad you like them!
Now I'm jealous.
I am about to change the set up soon and will make a new video.
I hope some day I have a 10th of your equipment, and a 10th of your tying skills!
My fingers are crossed for you Quentin!
Wow, the ultimate man cave (attic). I’m going to make my wife watch it so she’ll feel bad for claiming that my 8 boxes of stuff is overkill :)
Thanks, and good luck with that!
I just made my wife watch it. She said I need to get 2 more jobs and move out lol
If she is like my wife, we have a deal....dont ask me about my fishing things and I wont ask you about your shoes and handbags
Very complete set up. Mine was close but then I went another way and sold it all! Now I’m in the middle of starting again. I just received your book, fly tying techniques and it’s great!! I can’t wait to start again!! Tight lines🐛🐞🐜!!!!
Dude, this is great! Love it!
Thanks William.
Dude? Refer to him as "Master."
@@robertcornelius3514 I don't mind Dude or master, LOL !
The fly tying room is bigger than the fly shop portion of the fishing store in my city 😂
Same here! lol
A bit short on hooks Barry...😂 must be nice having a top end vice for every day of the month, what a set up you have built up over many years, I'm not jealous in the slightest 🤥😉
Well I use many every day Graham... Thanks, yes its been many years collecting.
Amazing!
Man you have more stock than my fly shops!
Shhh, the wife might hear you Bob!
Amazing. I could spend a whole day just looking at your stuff. One thing missing I didn't see a coffee pot you must not drink coffee
Hi Mike, I have to go through the kitchen to get to the tying room, so coffee isn't far, and always brewing.
Trés bel atelier et " refuge" ;-)
Amazing
one thing your room is missing is amber with incased insects in them it would add a nice touch to have ancient insects in fact it would be quite neat to add Jurassic period fly patterns to your feather bending styles. Just an idea.
Great den Barry
Yeah it works but keeping it tidy is always difficult.
I mean… just wow.
Gracias Carlos!
Thanks for sharing. Would love to see some backstage shoot when you mking your videos.
Amazing💣💣💣💣🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪
Thank you.
Nice space! But come on where’s the 55” smart TV n the sound system?
xtunadude
"And this is where I store my hooks" YAMAHAMA!
I have to put them somewhere!
Barry thank you for sharinv your workshop with us!
I was hoping to spot what type of bobbins you used, alas i couldnt make them out.
I started tying a few months ago and im ready to tool up a bit...and im curious as to which bobbins you prefer?
Hi, thanks. The bobbins I use most are the Petitjean TT bobbins.
The feather bender thank you!
Barry old Clark shit you have some set up brilliant
what kind of fly did you te to get that cool rooster? ya know Barry if i didn't know better I would think you are kind of serious about tying flies.. love that view.. a little classical music and some fans blowing a soft breeze and I would never quit and come downstairs for anything.. except maybe to use the WC...
Nice video! I have a lot but not as much as you....Lol
Not a room ,but a production laboratory.Very well
Thank you.
What great tour! I enjoyed our brief conversation last weekend and I am enjoying working my way through your book. If you want to see my tying room, I have a similar video on my channel, Shorty on the Fly. Peace, my friend.
Yes good meeting you at the show, I hope to be back at another in the spring. I'll take a look!
awesome man
Hi Barry,
Great room! You mentioned that you have the “new” petitjean vise, did he come out with a new version? From my experience with his vise from a few years ago small hooks were help in place very secure but bigger hooks or long shank hooks would not hold secure and move under some pressure. What’s your experience with the vise and bigger hooks? Maybe the jaws work better with big hooks with this new version. Please let me know, thank you! Michael
Hi, the Petitjean vice is a relative new one with a larger Star screw for setting vice tension and all the new tools racks Gallows tool and bobbin holders. Otherwise its just a regular Swiss master. I have no problem with the hook size...
I noticed that you mentioned that you use your Regal revolution for your production tying. Is there any particular reason why you favor that vise over other vises? I mean it's pretty clear you are at the level where you know what vise works best for specific flies so I am wondering really what vise would be a good one for me to go with. I'm debating between the Regal revolution, the Swiss Vise master, or the Renzetti master. I used to tie flies when I was a kid for fun, but I didn't fly fish and now that I fly fish I want to get back into tying flies. I'm leaning more towards the Regal but the Swiss Vise is super nice too.
If your budget stretches to a Swiss vise... But if not the Renzetti would be my second choice.
36? I go 42!
Very cool! So you stand up while tying your instructional videos? I saw your wooden vice stand but can't wrap my mind around how you set it up and film. One thing I love about your instructional videos is that you film the tying process from the tiers point of view. Very helpful. Would love to know how you pull that off! :-) Thank you!!
Hi Rob, thanks, always good to get positive feedback! It took a long time and much failing to get it right, especially the POV filming! I have the camera over my right shoulder and tie with the vice not in front of me, but to one side (off centre) this also took time to get use too!
Wow! Well you sure tie beautiful flies considering that! Thank you for your videos. They are helping me become a better tier.
This is heaven for a fly tier!
I been tying for 6 years and I'm ready for a new rotary vise.
I can't decide if I should buy a Dyna King, Regal Revolution or HMH TRV as my next vise. I see you have both, which one would you recommend for me? I tie sea trout and trout flies in size #2/0-#22. If you have some feedback it would be greatly appreciated.
Hi M, excellent well done. Well neither the Dyna King or the Regal are true rotary, and in my opinion thats a mistake if this is going to be your number 1 vice for tying on. A true rotary is a great advantage when tying any type of flies, if you haven't used one, it will change your tying. If you are seriously considering a D King or Regal, you have a good budget, so I would recommend a Renzetti, a vice that in my opinion beats your first two choices hands down, and I own several of all the vices mentioned. Whatever you choose, good luck...
@@Thefeatherbender thank you for your reply, I really appreciate it. I was sure the DK Barracuda and ultimate indexer+ R Revolution were true rotary vises. Yeah, I heard great things about Renzetti vises, but I just like the look of DK vises better for some reason. I know I shouldn't care about look, but after looking at a Barracuda in a fly shop a few years ago I liked the look and feel of it and I wanted it ever since. The only reason why I was thinking about Regal Revolution is because of how simple it is to switch between different hook sizes. I'm going to take a closer look at Renzetti vises before I make a decision, I'm in no rush. BTW, Have you tested the HMH TRV? Thanks again.
@@MS-we4wi For sure you choose the vice that you like best. I have a Ultimate indexer and as far as i am concerned there is nothing ultimate about it! I have had to change the jaws TWICE! They where not tempered correctly +++ I haven't tried the HMH TRV but I have a HMH that I tied on for many years, but vices have moved on since then! Good luck and all the best!
My better half tells me I have too much stuff. I can fit all my materials in a small drawer. They say fly's catch more fishermen than fish so if you were limited to three fly paterns for river or lake what would they be ?
Hi Tim, off the top of my head probably a muddler minnow, F fly & a parachute mayfly all in various sizes.
@@Thefeatherbender Thank you for your reply, it is much appreciated there are many times I have sat in front of my vice cursing my lack of one material or another even though I have more than enough materials to tie many diverse patterns but still thinking if I only had such and such I could tie the fly that would give me the most success. Thanks again.
My wife wants to know what country you live in. Me on the other hand... I want a fly tying room like you have! Cheers and tight lines!
Hi Nathan, Thanks, I live in Norway.
I notice several sets of moose antlers. Assuming that you live in the UK , where do you hunt moose? As far as I know , they were extirpated in much of Europe (UK included). If you travel to Canada/USA/Russia to moose hunt , how do you get the antlers home?
Hi ZDG, Thats right, I do hunt moose at home, but I live in Norway not the UK.
Do you prefer a c clamp or a pedestal? Seems like pedestal wouldn't skier you to rest your elbow on the desk top. I'm trying to decide and was just wanting you're input. Thanks
Hi Drew, I use both! The pedestal for home use and the C clamp for traveling, just because of the weight. Make sure if you go for the pedestal that it's heavy enough, I have a couple of pedestals that are just too light weight and can move when you are tying.
@@Thefeatherbender Thanks a lot! I ended up going with a large tying station and I love it plenty heavy to hold my vice and I can store all my materials in the holders. Thanks for the guidance
Magnificent space - it must have taken quite some time to develop such a good system of organisation. May I say a heartfelt thank you for taking the time and making the effort to share your knowledge and experience with others. I am getting back into tying after many years away. Age has brought less steady hands but more disposable income and I find myself in a position to purchase a new vise. I note that you use both the Regal and the Swiss Master Vise. Both are on my shortlist. May I ask you which of the two you would choose if it were to be the only vise you could tie on? And may I also ask what your dream vise would be, if not one of the two? Thanks again and all the best to you.
Thanks, and good to hear that you are once again tying. Without doubt I would choose the Swiss Vise. I have collected many vise over the 35 years I have been tying and there is not one that comes near the Swiss Vise. Check out my video, ua-cam.com/video/x9WskBbooaU/v-deo.html where Marc Petitjean explains the Swiss vise, all its applications and extras.
I appreciate your prompt reply. I think I shall go with your recommendation - it looks like an outstanding vise. Thanks and have a great New Year!
wow this is incredible, thanks for sharing, any updates in 2021 ? Will try to get those books, such a great collection.
Working on it!
@@Thefeatherbender can't wait to see this ! Will you share a list of your books and any recommandation (top 10) thanks again
Hey Barry, Well you certainly have an extensive collection. Are the books you have written on fly tying available? I would love to have them. I love my books on fly tying as well. I have a lot of supplies but you have me beat by miles! Thanks for sharing. That looks like a great place to tie. All the best, Sean
Hi Sean, unfortunately most of my books are in Norwegian but there are some small ones on sea trout flies and pike flies that are available in English also a book on tying materials in English these are all available you can find them here: www.anglebooks.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=barry+ord+clarke