Where I live, we get the October Caddis in the fall, last really big bug of the season. Change the color of the body to orange, and the wings not so dark, and have a blast if the fish are on to them. Not a heavy hatch, but the fish look for them.
Great pattern is that the only size wing burner you have just curious as to what size wing the smallest burner makes my experience with burners is that they are always bigger than what is advertised my local caddis aren’t as big the largest being maybe a 12 smallest being 18 still a brilliant pattern
I'm a bit reticent of sharing anything to the maestro...indeed... Here it goes... Tim Flagler showed his technique of the antennae...he coats them with uv res before tying in... My experience is that they last maybe 7 minutes vs. 1 without...jmho... As always thank you for sharing your craft.
Very satisfying when you curled those antennas like ribbons! At this point I’m just watching your techniques, are there any flies that give you any trouble at all?
those wings look like, if i stacked them on top of each-other instead of next to each-other, would make great wings for my local flying carpenter ants. might have to pick up that tool, and i'm sure putting a little uv resin or varnish on the wings will make them last a good couple of fish
You blow me away with every fly you tie barry every one is a great tutorial an absolute pleasure to watch.
Hi Shane, I only just got this comment for some reason!! Thanks!
I enjoy your fly tying videos immensely thank you
Thank you very much Mike, very much appreciated !
Where I live, we get the October Caddis in the fall, last really big bug of the season. Change the color of the body to orange, and the wings not so dark, and have a blast if the fish are on to them. Not a heavy hatch, but the fish look for them.
Sound like that would be perfect George.
Nice pattern Barry - don't think my misses would approve of me burning feathers in the house, will have to do that outside LOL!!
Thanks Hank, it's Noooo way as bad as deer hair, so maybe it will be ok!
Nice job!
Well now i have to get a wing burner what a beautiful sedge fly
Well, it's not the most expensive tool, but you will have fun with it...
Great fly,splendidly!!!
Thank you very much Ikram.
Крутой девайс для крыльев,и мухенция получилась огонь.
Excelent Barry
Simple y genial
Grasias Ricardo!
one barry for late at night 👏
Thanks Maz.
Lovely as always👏👌👍
Thanks Maz man.
Great pattern is that the only size wing burner you have just curious as to what size wing the smallest burner makes my experience with burners is that they are always bigger than what is advertised my local caddis aren’t as big the largest being maybe a 12 smallest being 18 still a brilliant pattern
Hi Tyler, thanks. No you can get the burners in many sizes, just check out these from my good friend Maarten Van Eijk: www.maartenvaneijk.nl/tools/
I always look forward to your posts.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could explain the details.
What is this wing material ?
Hi, the wings are from a grouse but you can also use pheasant or partridge. Good luck.
Nice caddis fly! How do you make the feelers bend upwarts?
Thanks Ferdinand, watch the end of the video and you'll see.
I'm a bit reticent of sharing anything to the maestro...indeed...
Here it goes... Tim Flagler showed his technique of the antennae...he coats them with uv res before tying in...
My experience is that they last maybe 7 minutes vs. 1 without...jmho...
As always thank you for sharing your craft.
Very satisfying when you curled those antennas like ribbons! At this point I’m just watching your techniques, are there any flies that give you any trouble at all?
Thanks Owen. No I can't honestly think of any!
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Really nice as usual BOC. Question, I suspect wing feather was not pretreated with flex cement? Thanks
Hi Larry, thanks. No, just a natural feather.
Do you strip one side of the hackle?
On this i do! Sorry I only just got this comment for some reason.
those wings look like, if i stacked them on top of each-other instead of next to each-other, would make great wings for my local flying carpenter ants. might have to pick up that tool, and i'm sure putting a little uv resin or varnish on the wings will make them last a good couple of fish
Yeah you could, but it would probably be better if you used a midge wing burner for those, the shape would be more correct for flying carpenters.
@@Thefeatherbender probably. i just know they look great either way. wonderful video as always!
Did you make the wing template?
Yes, very easy...
Какая прелесть!
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