Bead Slotted tungsten bead, gold (sized to hook) (1)
Tail Brown goose biots, split in a V (2)
Body Peacock herl, natural (2-4 strands wound and optionally wire-reinforced) (3-4 herls)
Rib Fine gold or copper wire (to protect the peacock) (5 in)
Legs Round rubber legs, black or barred (2-3 per side)
Collar / hackle Brown hen or soft marabou collar, and/or brown/ginger marabou for movement (1 feather / small tuft)
Wing (horns) White goose biots, tied in a V over the back (2)
How to tie it
Slide the gold slotted tungsten bead onto the jig hook, slot forward, seat behind the eye, and start the black thread.
At the bend, tie in two brown goose biots splayed in a V as the tail.
Tie in the reinforcing wire and 3-4 strands of peacock herl; wind the peacock forward to about the 70% point for the classic Prince body, then counter-rib with the wire in 4-5 turns and tie off (the wire keeps the fragile peacock from unraveling).
Tie in 2-3 round rubber legs on each side (this is the MFGA twist, rubber legs added to a Prince) so they splay out.
Wind a soft brown hen/marabou collar behind the bead for movement.
Tie in two white goose biots in a V over the back as the signature Prince 'horns/wings', tie off, whip finish.
The jig hook and tungsten bead sink it fast and ride it hook-point-up.