Bead Fluoro pink slotted tungsten (1, sized to hook)
Weight Lead-free wire (few turns under thorax (optional))
Tail Coq de Leon (6-8 fibers)
Body Natural pheasant tail (5-6 fibers)
Rib Copper thorax stripe (fine wire)
Wingcase Pearl flashabou (medium tinsel)
Thorax Hare's ear (pinch dubbing)
How to tie it
Slide a fluoro-pink slotted tungsten bead onto the barbless hook and seat it behind the eye; add a few optional turns of wire under the thorax area and lay a thread base to the bend.
Tie in a small bunch of coq de leon fibers for a tail about a shank length long, then bind in the copper wire.
Wrap a natural pheasant tail abdomen forward to the 60% mark and tie off.
Counter-wrap the copper rib 5-6 evenly spaced turns and secure.
Tie in a length of pearl tinsel for the wingcase, then dub a hare's ear thorax up to the bead.
Pull the pearl wingcase over the thorax, tie down behind the bead, snip, whip finish and cement.