Step 1
Take a feather from the side of female Mallard.
Step 2
Holding the hackle for the tip, I strain the fibers toward the base, so as to obtain an extended body, and tie it on a grub hook.
Step 3
Above the hackle duck, I tie an extended body, created with a CDC hackle, following the procedure described above
Step 4
The two hackles overlapping tied.
Step 5
Keeping in slight tension the two hackles for tips, I wrap the tying thread around the same, a wide coils, along the length of the extended body.
Step 6
I'm going back, crossing the coils of tying thread with those previously wrapped up to the starting point.
Step 7
Tie the stem of duck feather on hook
Step 8
Do converge at a single point of the hook stem the fibers of the two hackles which exceed from the tie of the extended body, put them in vertical with a few turns of tying thread cross to eight around the base of the wings.
Step 9
Cut the excess of the CDC hackle extend beyond the hook.
Step 10
Tie the head of the fly.
Step 11
Cut the excess of CDC hackle.
Step 12
Take off the fly from vise and cut the excess of duck hackle, leaving two fibers to imitate the tails.
Step 13
Fly finished
