Passive: Rock Surfing
Type: Mobility
Rock Surfing grants Taliyah out-of-combat movement speed when moving near walls or structures, scaling with level. This (and Weaver's Wall) is what makes Taliyah such a potent jungler. Her flanks and movements are so powerful when under the effect of Rock Surfing and they really make her shine in the roaming department. Combined with top-tier boots, this ability makes traversing the jungle a breeze. Rock Surfing also triggers when near your own Weaver's Wall and other Champion-created terrain (such as Jarvan IV's Cataclysm and Trundler's Pillar of Ice).

Q: Threaded Volley
Type: Multi-hit Skillshot
Threaded Volley is Taliyah's main harass tool and makes her a top tier kiter. you fire 5 stones that damage enemies and apply on hit effects. The last 3 stones to fire are slightly faster than the others. The stones do bonus damage to minions, and you can move while firing, but you are locked in that firing direction until the ability ends (like Lucian's The Culling). Using Threaded Volley creates a patch of worked ground that increases her movement speed, but only allows her to fire 1 stone at half the mana cost. The duration of worked ground is reduced with CDR.
W: Seismic Shove
Type: Multi-directional Knockup
This ability has a million and one uses. The first cast selects an area, the second cast allows you to pick a direction to knock everything in that area. Use this ability to knock away opponents, force people out from under turret, knock opponents up for a Yasuo's Last Breath, knock them over walls, knock them into Unraveled Earth, etcetera. The possibilities for this ability are literally endless.
E: Unraveled Earth
Type: Area-of-Effect Minefield
R: Weaver's Wall
Type: Terrain Builder

One of the biggest cons to Taliyah is how weak her first clear of the jungle is (similar to Kindred). Kiting and careful use of Threaded Volley is key to using Taliyah in the jungle, as well as using Rock Surfing to it's full advantage.

Clear Order

1: Gromp | Smite Gromp immediately once you start attacking to gain Gift of the Toadstool, which makes clearing the other camps much easier. You can typically kill Gromp with 2 or 3 rotations of Threaded Volley, but make sure you use this ability far away from the Blue Sentinel so you don't create too much worked ground.
2: Blue Sentinel | Take care of the smaller Sentinels first, then kill the Blue Sentinel with a combination of Threaded Volley and Unraveled Earth. You will definitely need the Crest of Insight for the mana regen since Taliyah is extremely mana hungry (even into the mid-late game).
3: Greater Murk Wolf | Do not Smite the wolf, save it for the Red Brambleback. Kill the Wolves with Threaded Volley and your Unraveled Earth > Seismic Shove combo.
4: Rift Scuttler (Lower) | If you can, take Rift Scuttler quickly. This monster is a usually where you will encounter your enemy jungler, so you may have to Smite it quickly and use Rock Surfing to disengage. However, if you are confident and they are low enough, you can pick up a kill with a few rotations of Threaded Volley.
5: Crimson Raptor | Do not Smite the Raptors, and be sure to launch all of them into your Unraveled Earth using Seismic Shove. This will kill the little ones and one more rotation of Threaded Volley will finish the big one off.
6: Red Brambleback | Smite the Red Brambleback to regain some of your health, and use your signature E > W > Q combo to kill it quickly.
7: Ancient Krug | The Krugs will not give you much trouble. Utilize your spell rotation to kill them as soon as possible. You can chose to Smite it if you want the Gift of Heavy Hands for the monster stun.
8: Rift Scuttler (Upper) | If you feel up to it, you can attempt to secure the last Rift Scuttler if the enemy hasn't already gotten it. Be careful, you will be very low and vulnerable at this time so proceed with caution.
Below is a list of walls and structures to use with Rock Surfing. This lets Taliyah set up some really good flanks.
Green is for Early-game ganks or flanks
Orange is for Mid-game ganks or flanks
Red is for Late-game ganks or flanks

Pros:
- Very good at wide damage and CC ( Threaded Volley and Unraveled Earth)
- Amazing flank and closing potential with Weaver's Wall
- Very fluid and flowing, her abilities all chain together
- Displacement and synergy with her Seismic Shove (with Yasuo's Last Breath, Talon's Mercy, Anivia's Crystallize, Jarvan IV's Cataclysm, etc.)

Cons:
- Extremely mana hungry, even in the late game
- All of her abilities are hard to use
- Weaver's Wall can make you lose teamfights if placed incorrectly
- Rock Surfing is very situational
- Worked ground reduces your burst potential