Fly tying an October caddis/sedge with Barry Ord Clarke

A quick but effective October caddis/sedge fly pattern for one of the last large bugs of the year. An easy tie with a couple of good techniques that can be used in other patterns.

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[Sidiousmoz]

And this folks is how you take an established pattern and tie it in the most perfect manner possible. Hot Damn that's nice!

[richardhoule]

Merci pour cette belle présentation 😅😅😅😅🤣🤣

[MyPancho]

Barry, How did I miss this before? What a great pattern, I love it. I guess I was distracted by a short medical break I took a week or so ago.... Thanks

[mountaincreekfliesjimmy]

I think this is the one I tie today. I love the colors plus it gives me deer hair practice. Thank you sir for this awesome lesson.

[nicolelewis]

Barry, I tied a couple of these last night. Thanks! Great video and great fly! So much fun to tie. Love the lighter trick! :-)

[tldavies]

Ane they keep coming - thank you Barry a useful fly for choppy water!

[duderoony]

That’s a fine caddis pattern there Barry. I just wish I could master that damm hair! lol. Thank you for another one dude.

[sputnick]

Great tie and great looking fly. Thanks again for these very instructive videos.

[JWolfy]

wow this is an incredible tie. i love what you did with the lighter at the end.

[hugopoirier]

another nice fly, i'm a fan of that type of fly, like the stimulator. Make so many nice catch on theses in Québec. Many thanks again sir.

[randychappell]

Gotta try this one. It's one in the book I havnt tryed tet.

[ias]

Interesting, basic pattern, thank you. I do wonder why you don't use another classic elk-hair caddis technique; wrap the hackle from front to back and hold it in place with a counter wound rib. If you used a black rib, you'd get your black ribbing and could use any hackle you'd care to (silver badger is sometimes hard to get hold of).

[naochago]

Nice way to tie hackle. Thanks for sharing your technique as always. Just today I fished with caddis fly all day long.
Why do you burn deer hair edge?

[danielrojas]

What brand razor blade do you use? They seem to be very sharp.

[randellgribben]

is that razor holder a eyelash tool for the ladies?