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Tying a Zudbubbler

Step by step instructions for a nice bass popper that will work for all kinds cover oriented species.
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material used
Hook:  Gamakatsu B10s
Thread: Danville's flat waxed nylon
Weed guard:  20lb mono
Tail: Marabou
Legs:Barred round rubber
Body: Ice dub or similar
Body hackle: Grizzly saddle
Head: foam block cut from Jigsaw mat or commercially available zudbubbler head
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