Fly Tying a Hackle tip Adams dry fly with Barry Ord Clarke

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Probably the most used dry fly ever! The great Danish fly tyer, Poul Jorgensen, recalled a conversation with Ed Van Put while fishing the Beaverkill, he asked what was the best fly to use. Without hesitation Ed replied with a grin, "It doesn't really matter, just as long as it's an Adams dry fly" Need I say more...
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Комментарии : 75

@onlinewanderer1270 3 месяца назад

I am new to fly tying and very late to this video and channel. But, I am really pleased with how easy and simple you demonstrated this fly. Thank you.

@papagregorio6688 9 месяцев назад

This is a beautiful tie you did, the hackle has a real nice and neat wrap

@Thefeatherbender 9 месяцев назад

Why thank you Gregorio!

@silvertip8k278 4 года назад

Nice dry tie barry...thank you very much...its more of a practical size here in colorado...cold out now...this video reminds me warmer days are coming... How can anyone thumbs down a nice tie like this!!

@flydryriver4966 4 года назад

Beautiful fly Barry.

@flydryriver4966 4 года назад

Happy new year and all the best for 2020. Keep those flies coming.

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

@@flydryriver4966 Thanks FDR, and the same to you.

@flydryriver4966 4 года назад

The feather bender Barry you should do the white Wulff. I mean I can tie it with my eyes closed but I always like your take on it. Plus it’s one fly that flies under the radar but it’s a super productive little bugger.

@tinkmarshino 4 года назад

My grandson came by today and I showed him your videos.. he summed it up in one word.. "Brilliant!" now he is off home to watch your videos and tie me up some flies for the next season... what fun! I am glad I found this site.. carry on.. I will let you know how it goes this summer..

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

How great, thanks!

@ericklaucher7563 4 года назад

Bonjour Barry ! Super le petit truc de fixer les hackles devant et repartir vers l 'arrière ! Je trouve la qualité de vos montages d 'une grande finesse ! Merci !

@gregsage1605 4 года назад

This was the first Dry Fly/Trout Fly I ever tried to tie. Your way of tying the hackle in the front and working back is superior to what I was doing. And that is why I always watch...

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Greg.

@dtrout Год назад

Hackle tie in is new to me....I tie post-wrapped hackles off behind the post but this seems like a great way to keep barbs away from the eye. Thank-you for sharing this technique!

@silvertip8k278 4 года назад

Btw...you keep encouraging me to take advantage of my rotary vice!!

@ronniecrandall1836 2 года назад

Awesome tie

@Thefeatherbender 2 года назад

Thanks Ronnie!

@JohnAmidon-c6r 2 месяца назад

👍🏻👍🏻 I like the way you tie in the hackle; I'd mount that wing a little farther back (Catskill style).

@Thefeatherbender 2 месяца назад

Thanks, yeah, each to their own...

@bowhunter2712 4 года назад

You are fabulous, absolutely brilliant, I am going to start my hackles at the eye like that from now on, winding the thread back up through the hackle will help it last a lot longer. It don’t matter how long or how many flies I tie you, Davie and a couple others always amaze me with the great tips and ties. I have learned so much if not all of my tying skills from watching you. Thanks again for another great tie.🍻

@terryc29 2 года назад

I've been tying for 40+ years and have never seen anyone tie in the hackle in front of the wing and then wind back. Very nice, neat way of tying. Makes for a nice clean head. I'll have to try this. Good tip.

@Thefeatherbender 2 года назад

Thanks Terry, good luck with it.

@edmiller4149 3 года назад

I have never seen the hackles wound like that!! Excellent technique, Barry. Now I can tie a few your way and not crowd the eye. Thank you.

@Thefeatherbender 3 года назад

Hi Ed, it's an old hackle technique that seems to have fallen out of popularity. If we don't use these techniques they will disappear...

@David-rr8cu 4 года назад

Poul Jorgensen came to the US in the 1950's and started writing and tying full time in the US in the 1970's. What a career! BTW: Looking forward to your book when it comes out. It will be a Christmas present.....somewhat late, but I think it will be worth the wait.

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Hi David, yeah I had the pleasure of meeting Poul here in Norway many years ago. The book came out on Monday, so its available all over the world now!

@blackflycreations 3 года назад

Beautiful tie! As always thanks for sharing👍

@Thefeatherbender 3 года назад

Thank you! 😊

@gordonmiller4439 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing this, Barry. I'll try the front to back method on the hackles, for sure! All the very best, Gordon

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Gordon, give it a go.

@richarddvll 4 года назад

love the idea of tieing the hackle in on the front and winding back seems it makes keeping the hook eye clear much easyer thank you for shareing

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Richard, it's an old technique.

@richarddvll 4 года назад

@@Thefeatherbender new to me LOL I had never seen anyone use it before

@dannymcg8300 4 года назад

Lovely fly Barry. Nicely tied and explained. Thanks for sharing.

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Danny.

@mikewalters4994 4 года назад

I've got to learn that one. Thanks for sharing that pattern with us.

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Mike.

@PiscatorFlies 4 года назад

Perfect specimen Barry, Cheers

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thank you PF.

@andreasherbeck9230 4 года назад

I finally got your new book today. Thank you for the great job 😊

@TopperPetrovic 4 года назад

Missed this yesterday. What a treat how it all comes together. Excellent work.

@mikeking453 4 года назад

Great tie as always! Your book is in will be able to pick up tomorrow!

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks good to hear!

@johnshand6176 4 года назад

Perfection at the bench and congratulations on your new book which I received for Christmas. Looking forward to completing the flies in it plus your new years ties. Thanks from down-under in NZ,

@SbgDucks 4 года назад

Hey Barry received your book today, awesome work! ❤️👍

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks, hope you enjoy using it.

@jasonsfishingagain312 4 года назад

Beautiful.

@duderoony 4 года назад

Nice fly Barry. I feel confident with this one! lol. Thank you for another great tie and a very Happy New Year dude.

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Dude and the same to you.

@bertoldcarlammer1973 4 года назад

As always you made a beautiful and helpful video! Thank you

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Thanks Bertold.

@markdovell24 4 года назад

Nice job!!!

@veikkoveijalainen3286 4 года назад

my second favourite dryfly only klinhammer is better

@cmac3500 4 года назад

Isn't a Klinkhammer an emerger? Love the Klinks though and easier to tye.

@Nikbaldin71 4 года назад

Super👍🏻

@Flies_the_limit Год назад

Hi feather bender, another question for you. I bought a whiting farms brown rooster cape (pro grade) the front of the hackle is a nice color but the back of it is drastically lighter I'm color. Like a light tan. Do you see this as an issue? Is it common?

@Thefeatherbender Год назад

Hi, Thats correct and how it should be, so don't get worried that you have got a dodgy cape, all hackle is like this.

@Flies_the_limit Год назад

@@Thefeatherbender appreciate your responses sir. Thank you.

@guybaumgartner4244 4 года назад

nice flye

@vthillbilly 4 года назад

Ey Barry still love these video but still haven’t received my book yet from Amazon. What’s going on with that

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Hi Geody, sorry to hear that, but the book is out all over the world now, so I would chase Amazon if I was you.

@cachi-7878 4 года назад

Never seen a traditional Catskills dry fly tied like this. Why tie the hackle in reverse? This leaves a vulnerable point behind the hackle if the thread gets chewed up, the whole thing unravels...

@Thefeatherbender 4 года назад

Hi Cachi, Interesting point. I have tied the Adams in this style for over 35 years and never had one unravel on me or a customer to my knowledge, but who knows. The Adams was originally from Michigan, first recorded 1922 and was tied by Leonard Halliday for Ohio attorney, Charles F Adams. It was regarded as a whole new style of dry fly for the time. It wasn't until the late 1930's that this, now very popular 'new style' of dry fly began to be tied in a more slender sleek style and was then pigeonholed as a classic 'Catskill' pattern and a inauthentic variant of its original.

@cachi-7878 4 года назад

Interesting piece of trivia! Thank you, Barry.