Body hackle Brown or furnace, palmered (1 feather)
Rib Fine gold wire (to protect palmer) (4-5 turns)
Wing Natural elk hair (small bunch)
Legs Barred round rubber, gold/brown (1-2 pairs)
Front hackle Grizzly and/or brown front hackle (1 feather)
How to tie it
Start thread and tie in a short elk-hair tail about a shank length long.
Tie in a brown hackle and fine gold wire at the bend, dub a golden-brown abdomen forward, then palmer the hackle back and counter-wrap the wire forward through it in 4-5 turns to lock it (the wire keeps the palmer from unraveling on toothy takes).
Stack a bunch of elk hair and tie it in as a downwing extending to about the bend.
Add a pair of barred rubber legs to each side at the wing tie-in point.
Dub a short thorax and wind a grizzly/brown front hackle through it for flotation, tie off, whip finish and cement.