Thread Clear (monofilament) 0.10 mm monofilament (e.g. Veevus)
Materials
Select craft fur White and olive (match your baitfish)
Laser yarn (Sanyo) White and olive laser yarn
Fish Skull Living Eyes (7.0 mm pair)
Head coating Liquid Fusion
Superglue / nail cement (few drops)
How to tie it
Put a drop of fast nail cement/superglue on the bare shank and wrap the monofilament thread over it back to a point above the hook barb.
For the tail, take a sparse clump of white craft fur, leaving some of the underfur in for bulk, taper the butts, and tie it in above the barb.
Stack a second, smaller clump of olive craft fur directly on top of the white and take a few wraps, then a couple of wraps underneath, so the tail sits full but not flat. Add a small drop of glue to lock the tail.
Advance the thread forward a little. Take a small handful of white laser yarn, straighten the fibers so they all run the same direction, and 'V-tie' it: tie it in across its middle on the BOTTOM of the shank so a chunk splays to each side.
Turn the hook over and V-tie a matching clump of olive laser yarn on the TOP of the shank the same way.
Move forward about halfway down the shank and repeat: white V-tied on the bottom, olive V-tied on top, keeping fibers straightened each time. (Optional: add a small pinch of orange at the throat.)
At the head, take a final white clump and tie it in PARALLEL to the shank (not V-tied) just behind the eye, rolling it so it wraps around the hook. Push all the yarn back, build a small thread dam, and finish with two whip finishes.
Brush the whole yarn head/body out with a stiff brush (dog brush) to blend the colors into a solid baitfish profile.
Set the Fish Skull Living Eyes onto the sides of the head and lock the yarn and eyes with a brushed coat of Liquid Fusion; let it cure.