The Cheech Leech -- Clark "Cheech" Pierce fly tying tutorial

[@JoeSenger]

That was a great session. I appreciate the explanations of the specific products and where to get them. Tight lines!

[@FlyFishinWacko]

Great fly man. I can see a black and orange working well too.

[@Podobed]

hahah, love the humor. double it over in case you catch that monster 13" trout. only us articulated folks joke at that shit. its more just because its our tying process rather than it being necessity. i do the same thing. in case i back cast and it hits a mack truck on the highway. my fly wont separate.

[@flyfishingtheozarks]

That is crazy-awesome. Well done.

[@Sirskibumsalot]

Nice ...I do a lot of inshore halibut fishing in my local lagoons and this sir will definitely piss off some big flattys (ha)!! thanks for the tie !!

[@jarrodmathena2335]

The plastic barb they put on that style of worm hook is also easily removed with pliers. They crack and crunch right off the shank if you don't want to use a razor blade on hard plastic bending the hook around so much in the vise jaws.

[@POWARENJA]

Awesome fly, do you think this would work well for bull trout?

[@clydewaltenbaugh563]

That is glorious!

[@MatteoOnlyFlyFishing]

good tying man!

[@LoneStarCarper]

great video!

[@EagleClawFishing]

Nothing beats American made Lazer TroKar hooks

[@RonMTube]

Nice! What species do you target with this and what weight rod?

[@robertquinn5548]

You'll catch anything in freshwater. 6 to 7 weight is preferable but 5 is ok for trout

[@mcuzino]

Well Done

[@austindemarrow329]

Hi where do you get this simi seal?

[@robertquinn5548]

Are the beads necessary to articulate it

[@SasquatchTX]

Robert Quinn the beads help to keep the rear hook from coming forward and tangling with the front hook.