Antennae White uni stretch (full Bucktail synthetic fibers)
Shellback Olive thin skin mottled (1/8 inch Scud Back on both sections)
Body Beige material (Ice Dub in a split thread)
Eyes (2 pre-made mono eyes)
Legs White with red tips (silly legs, three sets)
Joint (85 lb monofilament loop)
Wing Yellow and red with black tips (rabbit strip spun in a split thread)
Rib Silver metal tape (wire, doubled and twisted)
Back Sand grizzly hackle (2 marabou feathers)
How to tie it
On the size 6 hook, lay a thread base and tie in white synthetic Bucktail antennae the length of the straight shank, then mount the olive Scud Back trimmed to a point.
Spin beige Ice Dub in a split thread, brush it out and wrap a third of the way back, fold the Scud Back over that section and secure it, then fold it back. Each fold is a body segment.
Set the two mono eyes on each side so they project to about the hook bend, then wrap the rest of the dubbing, adding a set of white silly legs behind and another set at the eye, folding the Scud Back over the top.
Cut the bare rear of the hook off with side cutters. That is the front half of the fly finished.
On the size 2 hook, mount an 85 lb mono loop, thread the front section onto it, then lock the tag ends down on both sides so the joint sits central. The loop is what gives the fly its action in clear water.
Build the rear section the same way with a Scud Back top, spun beige Ice Dub and a third set of longer rubber legs, then spin a yellow and red rabbit strip in a split thread and wrap it as a wing.
Add two sand grizzly marabou feathers over the back, dub forward to the eye, fold the Scud Back over the whole body and rib it with twisted silver wire, then whip finish, cement, and pick the dubbing out through the fur.