Step 1: Start by sliding on two gold Sequins (Convex side toward the eye of the hook). Place the hook in the vice – point down, and start the thread at the point of the hook.

Step 2: Tie in a small tuft of coyote fur approximately one inch long.

Step 3: On top of the coyote, tie in four legs at their middle. Fold the legs back on themselves so they stick out past the bend of the hook and tie down. I like to trim them different lengths, leaving some as long or longer than the coyote.

Step 4: Tie in the eyes on top; they should be even with or extend just slightly past the bend of the hook.

Step 5: Make several wraps in-between the eyes to separate them.

Step 6: Trim off the excess mono, and tie in the rattle (point forward) on top of all the other materials and slightly in front of the eyes. Add a drop of Zap CA to secure the rattle.

Step 7: Tie in 4 doubled strands of Krystal flash for the antenna

Step 8: Directly behind the rattle, tie in a second, slightly longer and fuller bunch of coyote fur on top to cover the rattle.

Step 9: Dub the thread with about 3 inch of dubbing and wrap forward to cover all your previous wraps.

Step 10: On top of the rattle, tie in the foam with 4-5 overlapping wraps. It should be 2 1⁄2 inches long, a quarter of an inch wide and tapered to a point at the shrimp’s head.

Step 11: Dub the thread with 2 inch of ice dub and make 4-5 turns, about 1⁄4 inch under the foam. When you are out of dub, tie down a segment of foam.

Step 12: Repeat process 1-2 more times, reducing the size of the segment slightly each time until you reach the sequins.

Step 13: The sequins should prop up the tag end of the foam (tail).

Step 14: Trim off the excess foam, and whip finish in between the foam and the sequins to complete.