Catch in the silk and the hackle feather. If you wish, remove the hackle fibres from one side to achieve an even more sparsely dressed fly
Bind down the stem and trim the waste
In open, evenly spaced wraps, wind the silk towards the eye to form a rib
Dub a small amount of fur from a Hare's ear and form a noodle of dubbing around the thread. Wind to form a thorax.
Wind the hackle in front of the haging thread. Take the thread through the hackle at a 45 degree angle and give two wraps in behind the eye. Trim the waste hackle tip and whip finish.
