Start the Fluorescent orange thread behind the eye and cover the shank back around the bend to where you want the body to end.
Catch in the Black holographic tinsel at the rear and pull the tag short.
Lay a second layer of orange thread over the body to thicken it and brighten the color; cording or unevenness does not matter because resin will cover it.
Wind the tinsel rib forward in open turns so plenty of orange shows between them, and catch it off.
Build up a slightly fatter thorax at the front, then whip finish the orange thread.
Lay a bead of clear UV resin over the whole body, spread it evenly (spin the vise if you can) and cure it for 15-20 seconds.
Start the Black thread just behind the orange thorax and wrap forward onto it a little to make room for the hackle.
Catch in the Grizzly hen feather toward the back of the head and take a few wraps down the stem to secure it. Using spring-loaded hackle pliers, take one and a half to two full turns and catch it off; sparse, not spidery.
Pull all the fibers back and build a generous nymph head, going as far back as needed to lay the fibers down swept back. Whip finish.
Add a little more UV resin over the head and cure it to harden.