Squirrel Leech | FLY TYING TUTORIAL

In this installment of the tying series, Greg Garcia ties a variation of the Squirrel Leech. Using a composite loop composed of Senyo's Fusion Dubbing and Squirrel for the collar, the fly is lighter and exhibits more movement in the water.

[@kennethsanders963]

I'm a new-be to your site Greg and what I've seen I'm impressed. And by the way thank you for posting the materials list at the beginning of your videos, much appreciated.I'm an intermediate fly tyer and I hate it when people doing tutorials do not put their material list up. I do not subscribe to their site.

[@Waddy5691]

Great instruction Greg! Nice fly and it'll be great for the fall brown runs...

[@AnglersAll]

We will pass the word along to Greg, Thanks! Such a deadly leech pattern!

[@gangunitsergeantmartinez7656]

Very nice Fly and good tie Gregorio!

[@seanmooney3907]

Excellent looking leech! i have to go and tie some now. Don't have the micro squirrel but I do have some I can cut in half and make it micro. At least I hope so. All the best, Sean

[@AnglersAll]

Thanks Sean! Props on your ability to make due with what you have. That should work just fine!

[@AnglersAll]

Ahh, the art of tying flies....Substitutions!~

[@stevepesut5304]

Nice looking leech,what kind of hackle pliers are those?

[@flypatch2245]

Nice technique, I hadn't considered a composite loop.