We're going to tie this jig in five minutes and we're starting right now. Alright guys, the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take our cutters and cut this lead off the lower half of the shank. Kind of like so. Sometimes they come off easy. Sometimes they're done. Alright, let's go ahead and put it in the vice. And we want to start with a good thread base. I like to go all the way down to where the tip of the hook would be located. Kind of lined up, you know. And let's bring it all the way back. Alright, cut our tag line off. Now, the next thing we'll start with is our feathers. Start with the wideest one on the bottom. Place it somewhere around right there. Get it started. We'll position it, how we like it. Something like that. And that looks good. Now let's take our orange feather so we can two-tone it. Place that right there. And wrap it loose at first so you can move your placement. We're going to line that booger up and you can go tight. Alright, next we'll take a little bit of flash. I generally just take it folded in half. Trim it later. Lay it on the shank. Wrap that in there as well. And let's bring it on back. Yeah, that looks good. Now, we'll take our Chanel. This once again is from Barlow's Tackle. If you're looking the bottom of the description, you'll see all the links to these items and more. Barlow's Tackle. I like them guys. So we're going to wrap this in right to the end of the feathers like so. Bring it all way back up to the lid, head. And when I wrap my Chanel, I like to go the same direction as my string. I like to wrap it tight too. Ain't nothing worse than pulling the jig up. Ain't been in the water long and it comes unravel. So let's wrap that booger tight all the way up to the lid head. Now, when you get all the way up to the lid, simply flip over. And then that will secure the end of that Chanel. I go around about three times. Probably all you need. Alright. Now, let's take it and cut our Chanel loose. And then a couple more wraps and time for the whip finisher. Tricky out them. Once you get it, it's simple. Take your whip finisher, pinch it right here. Lay it flat on your string. Hook it up the top. Bring the bottom up and let go. Simple. Next, a little triangle. And then next, you'll just wrap it around your head. Till it's forward, release, pull back, and it's tight. Easy. Cut our tag line off. Get our compound. You want to drop and there you have it. Now that is a good looking jig.