Barr's Meat Whistle

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Detailed instructions for tying John Barr's Meat Whistle.
Recipe:
Hook: Long-shank jig hook (here a Mustad 32833NP-BN), sizes 1/0-2.
Head: Copper tungsten conehead, large.
Tail/Body: Rusty brown rabbit zonker strip.
Thread: Rusty brown, 6/0 or 140-denier.
Underbody: Copper brown/pearl Sparkle Braid.
Flash: Copper Flashabou.
Legs: Pumpkin Barred Sili Legs.
Collar: Brown Grizzly Saddle Hackle.
Thread dam: Rusty brown, 6/0 or 140-denier.
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5 фев 2019

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Комментарии : 51

@joeboirier63 5 лет назад

Great bass fly

@michaelmeeks4020 5 лет назад

Awesome! Thank you, Tim! I've been anxiously waiting for this one since watching you tie it in Marlborough.

@PenAirPilot 5 лет назад

Not only being a long time watcher and long time imitator of your videos, but I continue to find wonderful adaptations of your versions. You got me into fly tying and let me enjoy an even deeper appreciation of fly fishing than before. "Long time watcher.....First time caller" Thanks for all your wonderful work! (Also) I like the touch of the "TLV" to the tying supplies.. Great idea for subtly putting your trademark on your amazing tutorials! THANKS AGAIN! (from Montana!)

@mikeellickson4199 Год назад

Great pattern. Great instructions. I've tied flies for fifty years. I learned some new techniques in this video. Thank you.

@marcod591 5 лет назад

Tim, Your video inspired me to tie some of these for a spring break fly fishing trip with some friends, one of whom had never landed a fish on a fly before. After two days of floating the river, she was cold and about three casts away from packing up her rod for the day. I’m happy to report that a Barr’s meat whistle I tied for the trip was on the end of her line when she landed her first on a fly- a fat 16” rainbow trout! Just thought you might like to hear what your videos are out doing in the world :)

@albingranlund8283 5 лет назад

You have taught me to tie almost all of the flies i tie! Thanks for the amazing videos!

@SkidinDingo 5 лет назад

Same for me

@tb3664 9 месяцев назад

Very well done!

@MatthewSullivan12 5 лет назад

Love the vids! Keep it up

@Callaweginflyfishing Год назад

I was about to tie this fly, based on another video I saw. I'm gonna re-think my approach based on your video. Thanks!

@josephmairo5520 5 лет назад

YEEESSSSSSS! Been wanting you to do this one!

@rohloffa 5 лет назад

Great mod Tim! Sorry I missed you at the Jersey show.

@washburnbilly 5 лет назад

I've gotta tie up a few of these, thanks for the video.

@TheAggie91 5 лет назад

I am going to try this fluorescent orange to mimic ghost shrimp in the surf. Thanks for sharing!

@seizedcarcass8440 2 года назад

I think im going to have to make a mini version of one of these whenever I get into tying flies. Looks like it would be great for catching bass and trout.

@SirPraiseSun 2 года назад

awesome stuff!!

@joshuabeymer289 5 лет назад

Also, one variation I like is to substitute the collar (saddle hackle in vid, marabou by J Barr) for 2-3 turns of cross-cut rabbit strip. And again, zap a gap before wrapping the strip increases durability.

@seanbeck1370 5 лет назад

I want to thank you for bringing this fly to my attention. So far this year I've caught a 5lb snakehead, a number of 18-20" smallmouth, and a 24" rainbow on this pattern, with plenty of smaller fish mixed in as well. Chubs, suckers, sunfish, largemouth, and browns have all eaten this for me too. It's truly a fantastic fly. Rust and olive have been my favored colors. It looked like you had a black one at the beginning there, along with one using the weighted baitfish and sculpin heads. Do you tie those on a jig hook as well?

@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy Год назад

without the wire rib doesnt it come apart easily?

@differencemaker4386 5 лет назад

Great pattern and great video! Could you do a Bow River Bugger video?

@seanbeck1370 5 лет назад

Another great video. What other colors did you find success with? Size 2 seems to be a great size already, but were there situations you needed to downsize to get takes?

@chrisashby4497 5 лет назад

I dont know about him, but I have tremendous success in utah and idaho with this pattern in crawdad orange and olive. I tie mine on size 2 and 4 and use pine squirrel in place of the rabbit. For th we particular lakes I use it on the fish like the slightly smaller profile. I hope this helps answer your question.

@joshuabeymer289 5 лет назад

Love Barr's flies and this pattern especially. Species caught so far on this fly: bows, browns, cutties, largemouth, smallmouth, carp, catfish (only catfish I've caught on a fly), and some misc trash fish. I will be targeting Bulltrout later this summer and hope to add them to the list too! Play with colors and sizes as already mentioned. I like that you did away with the wire ribbing. Should speed up the process! A touch of zap a gap on the thread base before tying off the zonker makes it bomber! Thanks for the vid!

@mikeking453 5 лет назад

I think that would make a great Smallmouth fly! Thanks

@tightlinevideo 5 лет назад

I'm fairly sure that John Barr originally designed as just that.

@hankvana2149 5 лет назад

It does!!! Natural grey with black markings zonker with a silver cone, body & flash has been great for smallmouths in the river where chubs are present - my go-to fly for them.

@kennethsanders963 2 года назад

I like to use zap-a-gap on the shank before wrapping the braid.Also changing the colour as well.

@militarist7777 5 лет назад

Круто получилось, рыбе понравиться.

@stewartwallace8210 5 лет назад

Where do u buy your supplies ?

@Nkuchmak 5 лет назад

Love this fly Tim. I fish the slump buster all the time and cant wait to add this to the line up. I did have a question tho - how do you rig the fly with the 90 degree hook? I imagine floating line is best given the angle but could this fish on a sinking line too?

@tightlinevideo 5 лет назад

Sinking line works very well as does floating. The real key to rigging, in my opinion, is to use a non-slip loop knot to allow the largest possible range of motion for the fly. Also, at the end of a swing, do a slow rod lift, I often get takes or at least chases as the fly rises to the surface.

@Nkuchmak 5 лет назад

Awesome Tim. That’s very helpful.

@wjgallen 5 лет назад

Though their day I was flyfishing for some brown trout in southeast Kansas and they would only strike at a elk hair caddis (size 12) when stripped below the surface of the water what other patterns I could tie that would work better than. A dry fly being stripped in. Just be low the surface

@edwardlindhorn538 2 года назад

can you use a 60 degree jig hook?

@t_man785 5 лет назад

I can’t seem to find the model hook you have in this video did you get the hooks at Shannon’s or some other place -Tommy

@phoult37 5 лет назад

Umpqua makes a jig hook in this style. Just do a quick search online (in the U.S/Canada at least) and you'll find several stores that carry it. I know Cabellas/Bass pro shops has it.

@t_man785 5 лет назад

What’s the benefit of the bent up eye versus a traditional streamer hook -Tommy

@phoult37 5 лет назад

The hook will ride point up, thus reducing snags, and because the weight (cone) is below the eye, the fly will have a much more pronounced jigging action than a traditional streamer. Basically this is a streamer meant to be fished deep and slow around structure.

@SkidinDingo 5 лет назад

I cant help but think a tiny one tied with squirrel strips and a wire underbody would be a great point fly to get a midge down deep in the winter.