The feather bender is a blog focusing on fly tying & materials for fly-tyers by fly-tyers.
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Fly tying
Fly tying for many is a hobby, for others it´s a means of filling their fly box with fine tuned and well tested patterns, that would be otherwise unavailable. For many of us who read this blog it´s more of a passion, and for some, even a way of life…
Fly fishing flies
The aim of the feather bender is to connect fly-tyers all over the world, to share, techniques, patterns, information and knowledge. To help the new beginner, to our craft, exchange frustration for inspiration, and give the advanced tyer a chance to communicate and enlighten others with tips, tricks, techniques and maybe even, a few well kept secrets.
I will also feature historic patterns along side more contemporary patterns and techniques, with reviews of new tools, materials and books, and not forgetting entomology.
The whole idea of the feather bender concept relies on all you fly-tyers, wherever you are, who are now reading this, We need your input in order to make this work. So don´t be shy, we can´t wait to see your own patterns, ideas and techniques.
So please like and share…
All photographs and text on this blog are copyrighted by Barry Ord Clarke if not otherwise stated.
Great Blog and you know for sure: I love deer hair 🙂
Tight lines and dry socks
Sven
Thanks Sven, Just started and having a few small problems, its good you managed to mke a comment as I have had many messages that others have tried but are re-directed to wordpress.com home page ?
Anyway I will be posting lots more soon.
Barry
All seems to be working now Barry – checked all the links from here…. every success with the blog
…well done Barry……and a lot of respect !
Good luck my friend! It’s in my favorites already!
Thanks Ulf, I will be posting lots of new STS and material reviews soon. Have a nice weekend.
Nice blog!
Your photography of tying steps is excellent.
I see you enjoy tying with deer hair too. Same for me, hence the name of my blog.
Thanks Jay, yeah, I do a whole load of patterns with deer hair, one of my favorite materials to work with.
‘so many pheatherz… ‘so little time…
Barry… ‘great stuph… alwaysaninspiration…!