Lead wire Natural lead wire (Several wraps behind bead (weight))
Arizona Semi-Seal Golden olive blend ('Canadian olive' in the video) (Tail and hackle brush)
Ice Dub Golden brown ice dub (Very sparse (underbody))
Ultra wire, fine Black (any color) ultra wire fine (1 length (dubbing brush core))
Head cement, thin Clear head cement (Finish)
How to tie it
Slide the glow glass bead to the eye, add the lead wraps behind it, and lay a thread base to above the barb.
Roll a pinch of the Semi-Seal between your fingers, tie it in as the tail and fold it back over itself for strength.
Tie in the fine wire at the tail; half-hitch the thread at the rear, then take it forward and half-hitch again out of the way.
Dub a whisper-thin underbody of golden brown Ice Dub, just enough to cover the thread wraps; keep it as thin as you can get away with.
Lay a very sparse amount of Semi-Seal across the thread and close the wire over it; spin it into a dubbing brush (counter to your wrapping direction so the fibers roll onto the shank).
Wrap the brush forward in wide, open turns, teasing fibers out as you go, very little material should be on it, with a couple of turns at the front.
Tie off the wire, give it several generous whip finishes, and run thin head cement into the head so it wicks through the fibers.
Pick the body out aggressively with a wire brush or bodkin, then sweep it back with a toothbrush so it flows along the shank with a translucent glow.