Tying a Fiery Brown Badger Dabbler with Martyn White (wet fly)

The dabbler is a modern classic and should be in every wet fly box.
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Materials list
Hook: Kamasan B175 10-12
Thread: Rusty brown Uni 8/0
Tail: Fiery brown hackle fiber and bronze mallard
Rib 1: Flat gold
Rib 2: gold wire
Body: Fiery brown seal fur
Body hackle: Badger cock dyed fiery brown
Shoulder hackle: Badger cock dyed fiery brown
Veiling: Bronze mallard
Wing: Bronze mallard
Cheeks: Jungle cock

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