Fly Tying a Purple Haze fly with Barry Ord Clarke
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This extremely popular attractor started life as a parachute Adams with a purple body. There are many interpretations of the purple haze, this is just one of them. Why it works, we don't know but the fish just love it!
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Excellent fly, your method was the best!
Thanks Wayne!
Nice ty!! Tight lines🐜🐛🕷️!!!!!
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cool pattern....thanks .
Thanks Harry.
Nice I have always liked purple
What can I say Mervyn, give it a go!
I am getting hungry looking it. Thanks. Tying some now.
Thanks Keith.
Just a wonderful job of fly tying
Thank you Mike.
Beautifully done, thank you
Thanks Rocky.
Good fly that works and a great tie. Wished I could get my calf hair to behave as well as you do. I still struggle with it but it makes a great post that’s visible.
Thanks Jeff, just make sure that the hair is straight, don't take too much, clean it good and stack it a couple of times, that should make it behave better.
I’ll try stacking it more. Thanks for the tip.
Awesome start of the day, cup of coffee and an awesome tying lesson. Thank you sir.
Thanks, you know this pattern is also known as Jimmy!
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Wow after Jimi Hendrix . This is why I love reading about the history of the flys as much as I love tying them.
Absolutely beautiful toe barry.love that pattern.
Tie.
LOL, thanks Mike.
Beautiful fly 💯. The color is unusual. I must try 👍
Takker Stein.
Beautiful!
Thank you.
Another awesome pattern Barry. I’ll definitely give it a go. Thank you for another one dude.
Thanks Dude have a great weekend.
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Barry what brand of purple dubbing are you using on the
Purple Haze fly . Your demos are always very helpful. Thank you Sir for all your contributions.
Hi, It's from Spirit River, but I can't remember the name of it, L'ii have a look tomorrow.
As always a very good video and a fantastic pattern, purple is super in the autumn👍👍👍
Thanks Mattias.
@@Thefeatherbender Varsågod Barry
I remembered this pattern as soon as I saw it on your thumbnail.
I don't know that I have ever tied it but I will be now. The parachute feather you chose is definitely not a familiar colour but I like that.
A great pattern to be sure in an excellent color combination. As always Barry, thank you for sharing!
Hi Kerry, the hackle is a standard Whiting March brown dyed grizzle saddle, one of my favourites.
Exelente mosca... hermosisima✌🖒👏👏👏
Thank you.
Nice work, chap! This one, in much smaller sizes, is a killer on the spring creeks in my area. Like you say, I don't know why. But, it is.
Thank you, yes a killer in smaller sizes.
The purple colour evoked nostalgic sentiments for me, as I won a prize for a salmon fly where the base colour was Pearsalls silk floss. Still have a spool and will use it for this fly. Many thanks Barry.
Excellent, good luck with it Maurice.
The elk are starting to bugle here in the rockies...an early september snow kicked things off...once bow season finishes its time to start my favorite fly fishing of the year...
This will for sure be a good choice on the south platte if things start to rise...we call this one a "jimi"
Sounds fantastic, never hunted elk but would love to! I have an old book about hunting elk on South Island in New Zealand. Some of the old B/W photographs of the hunters with trophies, where the base of the antler is as broad as your thigh, huge animals.
wow, love it, just cool the purple color. Having most of the material i will use Axxel for the body. thanks again
Thanks Hugo, Axxel may soak a little too much water, but give it a go.
@@Thefeatherbender good point, I will try and add some uv resine on it
I am heading up to my closes local fly shop, an hour and 10 min drive. On my list is among other things purple thread and calf body hair- the Purple Haze is on my tying list. Why it works can't say other than the trout think is something and they take it. Size 14 or 16 where I live the brook trout just love them. Well, I am off to the shop.
Nice George, hope you got what you needed.
Hmmm That color might be really good on my late season hopper patterns .. I've got to try it... Thanks
Good luck with it Gary.
Очень классно получилось👍
Thank you.
Great fly, I have used it before. Have you tried a drop of UV Resin on the post and twisting it a turn before hitting with UV light? Tim Flagler taught me that. It holds the post up straight and tight.
Thanks Gary, I'll give it a go but not a big fan of using UV resin on absorbent materials, once the resin has soaked in the UV light won't penetrate the material and cure it. But I can see that twisting it may help.
Never tried it before but looks good enough to eat so will obtain the materials and make a few for early summer on the Waioeka River down-under in NZ. Thanks for sharing.
It's been very productive John so I don't see why not!
Lovely skills,but surely you've fished a Snipe and Purple? (The first fly I was taught to tie.)
Thanks Stuart, No never, I may have tied a few but never fished them.
Could you use floss for the body? I think I only have two purple fly tying materials. one is floss and the other is pigs fur dubbing but that's for use in full dress salmon flies.
Hi Aaron, yes floss will work just fine. Good luck with it!