Hook:	(M)  94840
Size:	10-20
Thread:	Tan 6/0
Body:	Deer Hair Spun
Antennae:	Stripped Hackle Stems
Hackle:	Brown

Notes on tying:

1. Begin by spinning deer hair on hook.
2. Add more clumps of deer hair to fill the hook.
3. Trim body with a razor blade.
4. Add brown hackle.
5. Add stripped hackle stems for the antennae.
6. Finish the head.

 This pattern was originated by John Goddard and Cliff Henry and is sometimes called the G & H Sedge.  It is retrieved by either a dead drift or by twitching it back.  This pattern has been very effective for trout and bluegills.

Mike Jacobs  104 W. Burroughs Monticello,  IA 52310