Barry Ord Clarke provides detailed video instructions on tying emerger fly patterns. These tutorials will teach you how to create midge emergers and mayfly emergers with ease.
By following Barry’s expert guidance, you’ll gain the skills needed to craft your own high-quality flies that will entice fish to bite. With step-by-step instructions and clear demonstrations, you’ll be able to tie realistic and effective fly patterns in no time.
Whether you’re an experienced fly tyer or a beginner, these video instructions are perfect for honing your skills and expanding your repertoire of fly patterns. You’ll be able to create flies that closely resemble the natural insects that fish feed on, increasing your chances of success on the water.
So, if you’re looking to improve your fly tying skills and catch more fish, be sure to check out Barry Ord Clarke’s emerger flies tying videos. They are an excellent resource for any angler looking to take their fly fishing game to the next level.
This little hatching midge fly has a couple of unusual techniques that make it a real go-to pattern, that fishes like a dream all year long. Buy MUSTAD signature hooks Buy VENIARD product on AMAZON:Fly tying tools and materials shop … Continue reading Perfect hatching midge fly
This little CDC and deer hair emerger uses a turkey biot for the abdomen and partridge for the tail. A real quick tie for a great fish catching pattern. Continue reading How to tie CDC and deer hair emerger
Another quick and simple early season pattern that floats perfect for a great presentation. Continue reading Deer hair hatching midge
Another pattern from John Goddard that was an instant success on still waters in the UK. The polystyrene ball tied just above the hook eye makes the suspender midge float all day and beyondwhile presenting the pattern in the perfect … Continue reading Goddard’s suspender hatching midge
An quick and effective hatching midge pattern that has saved the day many a time for me, just change the colour and size to match the hatch. How to tie Poly wing midge Poly wing midge recipe Hook: Mustad C49S … Continue reading How to tie Poly wing midge
This is a simple little CdC loop wing emerger that can be adapted to imitate not only midges but also smaller mayflies. CdC loop wing emerger pattern recipe Hook: Mustad C49S # 18 Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 Olive Tail: Speckled … Continue reading CdC loop wing emerger
This extremely easy but very effective quick sight midge is especially for those of us who have some problems seeing small flies at a distance and at night. This pattern has never failed me, especially with big fish that are … Continue reading Quick sight midge emerger
This little midge has proven a great asset early on in the season under difficult midge hatching conditions and later also as a mosquito. The original had a traditional parachute hackle but I changed this recently to my CdC para … Continue reading CdC para weld midge emerger
One of my new techniques for hackling with any type or size of hackle including partridge, wood duck, teal, Coq de Leon etc. This technique is so new that I haven’t had a opportunity to fish with it yet but it floats extremely well, presenting emergers beautifully. Thank you for watching and subscribing to the feather benders You Tube channel, your support is keeping the channel going and is greatly appreciated: Continue reading All hackle dry technique
A CdC general purpose emerger that I tie in sizes from 12-20 all you need to do is change the colour to match the hatch of most small mayflies. Thank you for watching and please remember to subscribe to the … Continue reading The CdC GP mayfly Emerger
An easy midge emerger tied with stripped quill, peacock and ostrich herl and a little splash of CdC. Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel, your help and support in keeping the … Continue reading Quill and herl emerger
A real quick and simple pattern that works wonders under caddis hatches, pulled long and slow just under the surface. Have a great Sunday Friends! Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel, … Continue reading How to tie Partidge caddis emerger
The second technique for tying a deer hair parachute hackle that will float all day long and then some. Midge fly Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel: Buy MUSTAD signature hooks … Continue reading Deer hair suspender midge
This tutorial for the floating deer hair pupa, shows you how to spin, pack, clip and sand deer hair for a ultra tight body effect on small flies. Please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel: Buy … Continue reading Floating Deer hair pupa
This is a really simple quill body midge fly with a raised CdC hackle that will float all day long. Please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel: Continue reading How to tie Hatching midge emerger
This is a variation of the shuttlecock buzzer, a very effective pattern especially for still water. The moose mane technique creates a very simple but nice segmented body effect. Continue reading Moose mane midge emerger
Its been a few days since my last post, so I thought I would get things going again with a truly modern classic, the Klinkhåmer. When I have held fly tying demos and courses for both beginners and advanced tyers … Continue reading Klinkhammer fly Special
Presentation is alfa and omega when fishing emergers. This incredibly simple pattern, truly, it only takes a few minutes to tie! makes emergers into immergers. This technique places your pattern right below the surface film (immersed) as if the insect … Continue reading Deer Hair Immerger
This is a quick and simple parachute technique that requires only deer hair and Bug Bond. Hook: Mustad C49 Tying thread: Dyneema Body: Moose mane hair Hackle: Roe deer hair and Bug Bond Thorax: Underfur from deer or moose winter … Continue reading How to tie Fender Parachute fly
