Fly Tying a Blue winged olive nymph with Barry Ord Clarke
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A quick and easy tie for a # 16 BWO nymph that has saved many a day for me.
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Always a great demonstration Barry. Thanks
Thank you.
Excellent
Thanks Quentin.
Always an awesome lesson. Thank you sir
Thanks Jimmy.
Nicely done!
Thank you James.
Very nice 👍
Thanks Tony.
Thats a lovely nymph, I'm going to tie one up and fish it this evening. Thanks Barry
Thanks Brendan. Good luck!
Nice, thanks Bender.....that copper woulda parted my thread on my first pass. Lol. Awesome result. -Paul
Thanks Paul.
Exelente Barry saludos amigo
Gracias amigo.
Barry, really love this. You make the tying a pleasure to watch. Reg
Thank you Reg.
Another nice pattern for me to try Barry. Thanks for another one dude.
I’ll certainly be tying this pattern Barry. Super. 👍
Thanks Simon, let me know how you get on.
Mooi vliegje ! gaat zeker in mijn vliegendoos voor het komend seizoen , prachtig werk en eenvoudig
Thanks Eddy.
Very nice nymph Barry, will be putting a few of them in my fly box.
Cheers!
Thanks Chris.
A perfect nymph! Vary the color, size and hook length and you have every mayfly genus nailed.
Yeah you're right Paul,vary the size & colour and you have a good generic mayfly nymph that is quick to tie.
Paul it should make it easier for all of us to just stick to one pattern right? Except we won't because we cannot resist. We overcome temptation by fulfilling it! 😁😃
Kerry Pitt Too true. Unfortunately it makes for too much staring into the fly box stream side.
At least it gives us an excuse to keep tying.
Paul totally true my friend. I started tying in 1969, no idea what was coming. I probably give away half of what I make. I tried tying commercially in two different formats but ultimately it burned me out so now I just tie what I want. Always too many!!!
Kerry Pitt I tied semi professionally for about six years. As AK Best say, “Good flies are tied by the dozen.” That philosophy makes for some crowded fly boxes and over preparation for angling trips.
Nice fly. Are you ever going to ty the dry versions of these flys, thanks!! Tight lines🐛🕷️🐜!!!!!
I have you can find it under BWO.
Thanks
like it , quick and nice !
Thank you Florian.
Very nice
Thanks Ed, feedback is always appreciated!
I have been using something similar in one of the rivers I fish, but I think I will try a few of these.
Your voice sounds not like you in your other videos, maybe it's just me. Thanks Barry!
Thanks Kerry, Still me and my voice just a little horse today maybe.
@@Thefeatherbender hope you feel better or whatever happened sir. You are a down to earth guy, I would love to have a chat with you about Norway. I have a friend over there who raises freshwater shrimp for aquariums. Remarkable guy.
All good here thanks Kerry.
Класс! Благодарю за интересный вариант!👍🤝🇰🇿
Thanks.
Hello feather bender. I'm new to fly tying and as I'm sure you already know learning the materials can be a bit daunting. For the wing casing you said turkey. Is that turkey biots? Sorry for the rookie question I'm just trying to keep up with terminology. Love you're videos:) and is there any downfall to using something like Pheasant tail for tail and legs when lacking materials?
Hi, It's a thin slip from a turkey tail feather. If you are new to fly tying this will be a game changer for you: www.amazon.co.uk/Flytying-beginners-popular-international-patterns/dp/1913159280/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1SRKI7KZ41JDF&keywords=barry+ord+clarke&qid=1669179105&sprefix=barry+ord%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-2 Good luck!
Barry what dubbing are you using on this nymph looks nice with some sparkle excellent tying as always
Hi Anthony, its Veniard hare dubb olive green.
Excellent tutorial again Barry, the hares ear looks like it has a bit of sparkle to it is it Ice Dub olive ? Brian
Thanks Brian, yes thats right.
@@Thefeatherbender Many thanks
Have you made any streamer or wooly bugger videos
Hi CJP, yes just search in my play list of streamers, I have lots there. th-cam.com/video/eH6ngbef6Bk/w-d-xo.html
Sounds like you still have a bit of that rough throat.. it's probably that old cony virus.. I caught that on my 60th birthday when I was called and old crone for the first time.. But then that was many years ago and I could have it wrong.. Nice fly I do not think we have the olive here in the pacific northwest.. But now I think I am gonna go and watch your video on your book on fly techniques I think I will get it.. take care of yourself Barry Hopefully that corona damn thing doesn't get there.. it is all over washington state now 6 dead and many infected.... But not me.. I am too ornery to get it.. best wishes my friend
No, just a little frog in the throat thanks, keeping in and away from everyone and everything, don't want that virus. If you tie the pattern in different colours its a great generic nymph also. Keep safe my friend....
@@Thefeatherbender plan on it brother!
Which turkey feathers are you using? Tail? Wing?
Hi Ray, white tipped tail.
Could I sub in pheasant tail or turkey biot?
Do you sell those?
Hi Ryan, I normally do but at the moment I can't catch up on orders, you could try again later in the year...
I have to use wax to spin dubbing on a single thread like you do. I need to be not as stingy on the amount applied.
I've always been hesitant to backtrack
Over the thorax as not to elongate the body, never thought to add more dubbing, you big dum-me, thanks for waking up a couple brain cells that must have been sleeping...
Do you ever snag the tip of the hook tieing nymphs? ... Thank you again for screwing in a light bulb....
Hi Ken, pleased it helped. Never snag the hook point anymore!
@@Thefeatherbender I do... Enough for the both of us.