Tying a Hawthorn Fly with Barry Ord Clarke

A little more challenging Hawthorn pattern to tie but a rewarding one both at the vice and on the end of the leader. Visit my site thefeatherbender.com
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[@andymason703]

Very beautiful fly.

[@Thefeatherbender]

Thanks Andy.

[@robertperman8967]

And what part of the world does this fly work on? Beautiful fly! Tight lines🐛🐜🕷️!!!!!

[@Thefeatherbender]

Just about everywhere!

[@puccini4530]

Cribbing for the opening day challenge. Great fly.

[@Thefeatherbender]

Have fun John.

[@brianreed1451]

wow what a bloody star

[@Thefeatherbender]

Thanks Brian.

[@robertandersson331]

amazing tying

[@Thefeatherbender]

Thanks Robert!

[@RockyPhillips]

Beautiful

[@Thefeatherbender]

Thank you Rocky.

[@stewartgash5090]

Eecellent 👍

[@stuartjones7903]

Again superb rendition but getting hold of either Black Swan or Capercaille feathers is damn near impossible,unless you order from the States and pay £6/tail feather what other tail feathers would produce barbs that are as " hairy "

[@Thefeatherbender]

Hi Stuart, you can also use turkey!

[@stuartjones7903]

@@Thefeatherbender Well those I do have a load of and when you think about it its logical as although the Capercaille is not part of the turkey family ,it does share similarity in tail feathers I suppose .Thankyou Barry

[@Thefeatherbender]

@@stuartjones7903 Hi Stuart, well here in Norway they call the capercaillie 'Norwegian Turkey' so not far wrong.