To start, wind the thread back around the bend and tie in a 1/8" piece of thin skin. For an easy tie in point cut the one end of the thin skin to a fine point. Once the thin skin is on, tie in 3-4" piece of 2lb mono for the rib along with one white ostrich herl (one side stripped). Next, dub a caddis shaped body fairly close to the hook eye; pull the thin skin over top.

To rib the body, twist the mono and ostrich together and evenly segment the body. To make the wing buds take a piece of thin skin about 1/4" wide and 1" long and fold it over, cut the appropriate shape making sure to leave the center attached for the tie in. Next, tie in a CDC feather for the legs and make a wrap or two. To finish make few wraps of peacock herl for the head. Whip finish and head cement.