Dry-fly dubbing (body) Black or dark gray dry fly dubbing (small pinch)
Deer or elk hair (wing) Dark dun / black-dyed deer or elk hair (small clump)
Dry-fly hackle (optional) Black or grizzly saddle hackle (1 feather)
How to tie it
Start thread behind the eye and run a smooth base to the bend.
Dub a slim tapered body forward, stopping at the 75% mark to leave room for the wing and head.
Clean and stack a small clump of dark deer hair; measure it so the tips reach just past the bend, then bind it down over the front of the body with the tips angling back over the shank.
Optionally wrap 2-3 turns of black or grizzly hackle in front of the wing for a bit of float and legginess, then tie off.
Lift the butts, trim them square to form a short blunt head, and cover the trimmed butts with thread.