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Hook-Mustad 79580 #6 (any 4X long nymph hook)
Bead- 5/32 Brass
Thread-UTC 140 Rust Brown
Tail- Brown Rubber Legs
Body-Hare-Tron made out of twisting 2 dubbing loops together to make one variegated loop. I alternated 3 pinches each of Golden Brown & Seal Brown on one loop and 3 pinches of Dark Brown and Black on the other dubbing loop. After twisting up each loop I put both loops on one dubbing hook and wound them together to make the variegated combination.
Thorax Hackle and Hackle- Whiting Brahma Hen Saddle dyed Golden Straw
Wrap a thread base to the rear of the hook.
RIMG1778 by William Lovelace, on FlickrTie in the rubber leg tail.
RIMG1780 by William Lovelace, on FlickrMake a dubbing loop.
RIMG1783 by William Lovelace, on FlickrMake a second loop, secure both loops on the hook and move the tying thread to where you want the thorax hackle to start.
RIMG1784 by William Lovelace, on FlickrMove one loop out of the way on a dubbing tool to the material clip.
RIMG1786 by William Lovelace, on FlickrLoad the first loop with alternating dubbing colors of your choice for your bug.
RIMG1788 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Twist up the loop into a dubbing rope. Switch it with the empty loop and make the second loop with your other contrasting colors.
RIMG1790 by William Lovelace, on FlickrYou can compare the 2 loops for length and combine them on one dubbing tool.
RIMG1792 by William Lovelace, on FlickrTwist up the 2 loops together.
RIMG1795 by William Lovelace, on FlickrYou now have a variegated fur chenille to wrap up the hook.
RIMG1797 by William Lovelace, on FlickrTie off at the start of your thorax hackle.
RIMG1799 by William Lovelace, on FlickrPrepare your hackle to tie in on top of the hook.
RIMG1801 by William Lovelace, on FlickrTie in the hackle and wrap the dubbing to the bead and tie it off and trim it.
RIMG1803 by William Lovelace, on FlickrPalmer on the thorax hackle through the dubbing and tie it off.
RIMG1804 by William Lovelace, on FlickrPrepare the front hackle.
RIMG1807 by William Lovelace, on FlickrFinish the front hackle. Add a little dubbing between the hackle and bead if needed.
RIMG1809 by William Lovelace, on FlickrAdd a dab of head cement just behind the bead and you are finished.
RIMG1811 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
. Very nice Roadkill. Thanks for posting .
