Hook:	(M)94840
Size:	12
Thread:	Black
Tail:	Brown Neck Hackle
Body:	Seal Brown/Coachman Brown  Rabbit
Rib:	Fine Copper Wire
Wing:	Rolled Wood Duck
Hackle:	Brown or Light Brown Furnace

Notes on tying:

1. Tie in the tail.
2. Dub the body.  The brown dubbing should match the hackle color.
3. Rib with the copper wire.
4. Add the wing, upright and divided.  The wings should have a large amount of yellow coloration (avoid bland or light colored wood duck).
5. Tie in the hackle feather.
6. Finish the head.

 This is a pattern developed by Mike Hogue.  It is a modification of a brown mayfly pattern that makes a good imitation of a march brown and a cinnamon caddis.  It is used on trout and panfish.  Use a slow retrieve with stripping action of 1 to 2 inches of line at a time.

Mike Hogue  2925 Grand Ave #18.  Des Moines, IA 50312