Recipe:
Hook: Allen S403 size 6
Thread: Brown 6/0 thread
Legs: Two separate bunches of died fox squirrel tail
Eyes: Mono and bead eyes (video to come)
Shell back: Moose main
Hackle: Died brown grizzly hen hackle
Body: Rust brown dubbing
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| Dub a small but to the fly at the back after you have started the thred. |
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| In two seperate bunches, tie in two seperate 'claws' To keep them seperated you can do a few wraps around their base like would be done on a parachute dry. |
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| Tie in monofiliment eyes on the bottom of the hook. |
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| Tie in moose mane on the bottom of the hook |
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| Tie in your hen hackle feather, and then dub the body, tapering towards the eye. |
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| Wrap hackle forward, tie off, and then trim the fibers from the bottom of the body(What will be the top) |
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| Pull Moose mane forward, forming a shell back, and secure. |
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| Trim the moose mane, whip finish, and apply head cement. |
The End product!
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