The problem of using simulations for lumped solutions in relatively sharp or narrowband applications is that in the real world part tolerances have a large part to play.
If it’s for low volume high value solutions, and space isn’t a problem, the costs of using variable caps and manually tuning can of course often be justified, including hand-wound and hand tweaked inductors. For medium to high volume, that usually makes little sense nowadays, and SAW filters are usually the solution, although sometimes commercially produced helical filters can be a solution in low to medium volume.