TCO's Fly Tying Blog: What's Jim Tying - Peach Jig Bugger

Jim Natiello brings us his monthly fly tying blog on the Peach Jig Bugger.

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Jim Natiello joined TCO after retiring from the U.S. Army after 23 years of service. He loves all things spey. His happy place would be stepping down through a run, swinging flies for steelhead, coho, and brown trout in the Salmon River.  PEACH JIG BUGGER ​Jig streamers have become extremely popular as of late.  They are super effective and a must have for your box.  Whether your tight-lining these through pocket water, or swinging these down through a riffle these flies catch fish.  This Peach Jig Bugger is a simple entry into the Jig Streamer game.  Like most patterns I tie these require minimal materials and can be tied in a variety of colors and sizes. This month I'm tying on the Renzetti Cam Traveller 2000 and using some Dr. Slick Tools.  The Dr. Slick Bent Shaft Scissors were recommended to me by our own Guide and Bryn Mawr shop employee, Jim Lewis.  Jim has very soft, weak hands.  He has difficulty picking up things from flat surfaces and claims these scissors have single-handedly improved his tying. READ MORE Limited Space Available for our Old Fashioned Fly Tying Events at both Reading & Boiling Springs locations.  SIGN UP NOW!! No longer want to receive these emails? Unsubscribe. TCO Fly Shop 2229 Penn Ave West Lawn, PA 19609 ‌