Abdomen Pheasant-tail fibers or olive rabbit dubbing (as needed)
Thorax Chocolate-brown or dark olive Antron/rabbit dubbing (as needed)
Wing Snowshoe rabbit's-foot hair (sparse clump)
How to tie it
Lay a thread base down the curve and tie in 3-4 pheasant-tail fibers at the bend as a short shuck/tail.
Wrap the pheasant-tail fibers (or dub olive rabbit) forward to form a slim segmented abdomen over the rear two-thirds.
Prepare the wing: snip a clump from the heel of a snowshoe rabbit's foot, remove the fluff and most guard hairs, leaving a sparse bunch of the buoyant middle hairs.
Tie the snowshoe clump in as a short upright emerging wing about one shank length long, pointing up and slightly forward.
Dub a contrasting darker thorax fore and aft of the wing to lock it in place.
Whip finish a small head; the snowshoe hair floats the fly with no floatant needed.