Tying a Simi Seal Leech Jig For Trout, Bass, and Crappie

[@alexrawleigh3167]

Really nice Mustache. Although I have been tying for many years I always enjoy watching you tie. Your techniques are clean and your patterns are very nice. What's great about your patterns is that about 98% of them will work all across the country. In short, you do and awesome job and are excellant as an instructor. Great job Mustache.

[@KarenProck]

Very nice!!!! On my to-do list!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jamesphillips2216]

Very nice jig!! Simple enough but looks like it’ll be very effective!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@alexrawleigh3167]

James.....couldn't have said it better. Don't kid yourself though....Mustache makes it look easy but his clean techniques only come from many hours behind the vise. I look back 20 years and take out some of my old ties and it is embarrassing what they looked like back then compared to what I produce now. SMALLJAW, Mustache, Michael Jenson, SDG and many others make it look easy but in reality it isn't. It took me awhile to produce a jig pattern to the point where people wanted to buy sone from me. Now my phone won't stop ringing and it has gotten out of hand. I started tying as a stress relief and now it has become a second full time job.....some I didn't want it to do!

[@zionkid420]

So happy to see you go for the loop instead of the pinch and place. It almost always makes a better looking dubbing body imo. One of my top leech jigs is the same except I use 2 high quality hackle tips for the tail and looped seal-x in blackberry ice for the body.

[@joshuaneal4125]

Have you tried any materials from fly tyers dungeon out of Missouri? If you haven't, you definitely need to look into them. Very affordable