There should not be any fiber wraps in the head area of the fly, just tied down fibers. Using your thumb and index finger, fold the fibers back toward the hook bend. Grab the fibers with the thumb and index finger of the other hand and pin them to the hook. The fibers should be evenly distributed around the hook, not just on top. Tie the fibers down in the head area of the fly, forming a smooth head.
Whip finish the head with six to ten wraps of a whip finisher.
Since you are tying in the head area of the hook, any whip finisher will do. Cut the thread and cement your wraps with a thin head cement. I ve found Griffin Thin head cement to be a good type of cement for this task, but Flexament or any other thin cement will work. You can add a bead head to this pattern very easily. I often use gold or black beads with this fly to get it down deep.