Deer hair prep tutorial for streaking caddis/sedge with Barry Ord Clarke 

That is probably, honestly the finest streaking i have ever seen. Flawless tying!

Barry your an incredible tyer it's a pleasure to watch you.

STUNNING! As ever...Thank you. Chris Sandford

Super, this ist a very nice Fly and a great Video. In Germany we say "geil". Thank you very much.

I just tried this while you were tying it. I set the head on fire and it stinks to high heaven. I will get these ready and do my burning outside from now on. It is the middle of the night and my wife is terminally ill. She is also complaining of the smell. I have to spray or something. You might mention how smelly it is to burn deer hair in future. I work nights with the care of my wife and do all my tying while she is asleep. Soon she will be asleep again. Thanks for sharing. All the best, I can't wait to tie some Christmas trees! Sean

Excellent tutorial Barry.

killer tie! very well done

Absolutely fantastic

best I've ever seen.barry im only starting out fly tyeing my friends shoot deer is the center back good for all dunn and caddis

Outstanding!! Enough said!

Great learnings here Barry thanks. Inspiration to source Roe hair and Dyneema Thread.

Damn nice job... Great tutorial. Thanks, Hoss.

Wow! Just found this one dude. Brilliant! I’ll try the technique (albeit with lower grade hair! lol) and see how I get on..... Thanks for sharing these tips on deer hair.

Brilliant Barry

Hey Barry, that was one fine looking piece of deer hair. I know that the center back is premium hair from the white tail deer I've harvested over the years. My last buck was outstanding, very long and thick and very dark, looked much like your piece. I read where the mask is very good for comparaduns and I saved one, even though the gentleman at the fly shop said it's very hard to find the right grade, and he had to sort through many. Well I've never seen one for sale so I saved mine and used it with good results. I wasn't able to save the ears but I did on another because it looked like good dubbing but never used it (I wanted to make a deer's ear nymph ;-) I'm looking forward to your post on preparing deer hide and mask. I'm going to watch your deer dubbing video next. Coincidentally, a viewer of Davie McPhail commented that he used to go Fran Betters Adirondack fly shop to learn fly tying and Fran showed him how to dub deer hair. The still of your dub video reminded me of Betters piggy back nymph. Thanks Barry, I'm learning alot from you!

Cool. Thanks Bender!

Here we have Mule Deer or Whitetail Deer. Thankfully our season is in the early winter and I much prefer Mule Deer for spinning. Untanned. The best was or is a big chunk of hide that was nailed hair side in against a shed for three years. Surprisingly there were no bugs in it but we needed a bandsaw to cut the thing up. Best deer hair for spinning I ever had.

damn this stays a winner....

WOW! speechless.... are you attending largest fly show in the US? Somerset NJ January 2017...

Thank you Barry, Excellent information on deer hair especially the cleaning / Stacking. I Tried it first attempt was a disaster, but progressing now. brilliant the way singeing the head pulls the wing right into shape . One small question Barry what colour is that dubbing ? (Tan?) i have been using browns and Olive (Veniards) Thanks again, all of your uploads are very much appreciated!

Grazie.

Классная муха! Благодарю !👍🤝🇰🇿

Could you make a video on how you tan the deer hide

Is dynama a thread that can only be bought in the UK? I have tried to locate it in the U.S. and haven't found it. I do live in a large but sparsely populated states so there are not many shops. I am just wondering about it. I might be able to find it online. Nice caddis. Sean

How small a hook size can you do that with? Looks strait forward, but I can see the deceptively and intriqueing skill involved with the deer hair. You make it look easy, but...... Very nice. THis is one of those imitations I think that represent caddis that actually dive beneath the surface to deposit their eggs. In the UK and Eastern USA they are referred to as Grannom caddis?? Maybe? Like UK's Davie McPhail, you bring something of a different style and approach that I really enjoy watching.

That must be a halfways sharp scissor You've got there.

Brand of bobbin please.? Looks interesting.

Barry, I was wondering how you preserve your roe pelts - I've kept a nice 10" wide strip from the back of a first year roe doe from last weekend's hunt, scraped and salted it, what would you suggest to keep it in good usable condition? Thanks.

Hi, pleased to Look at your Videos. Ist Happens to me sometimes That the deerhair sometimes Turnes round the Hook After Bindung in, what would you suggest?

Do you use a special kind of thread? Mine is breaking all the time as i pull to spinn the hair...

Would you be interested in selling me a couple pieces of that hair?

Barry - A 'heads up'. RU-vid are stuffing this film with ads. It's not your fault, obviously, but it really intrudes. I feel an ad at the start and finish might be reasonable, but interrupting ads (two at a time) just throw what is otherwise a brilliant instructional sequence. It's greedy.