Marabou



	1.Attach the thread behind the eye and run a thread base to the bend of the hook.
	2. Attach two peacock herl at the bend of the hook and secure the herl along the top of the hook shank.
	3. Attach an extra fine wire to the top of the hook shank securing the wire back to the bend of the hook.
	4. Wrap the two strands forward evenly without overlap to an eyelength behind the eye.
	5. Attach a Grizzly hackle by the butt with the concave side facing you. The hackle should be no longer than 1.5 x's the hook gap.
	6. Wrap the hackle, evenly spaced, back to the bend of the hook and secure with a pinch of the ribbing wire.
	7. Wrap the ribbing wire forward through the hackle fibers up to the eye and secure with a couple of thread wraps. Break off the wire by moving it back and forth against the thread. It will break close to the thread.
	8. Wrap a small head and whip finish
	9. Apply a drop of head cement.
	10. The finished Griffith's Gnat.