The coloration of this peanut bunker pattern is based on my observations of juvenile menhaden under water. I see flashes of bluish green and copper.  To capture the deep body of the fish, the bucktail is flared by creating a bump on the shank where the bucktail is tied. The first bump is above the hook point and made by many wraps of thread in the same spot. The second bump is about 1/4" behind the hook eye and is created by several wraps of body braid in the same place. Tie in the bucktail collars against the front of the bump to flare the bucktail. Further flaring can be accomplished by adding one wrap of thread behind the bucktail.  Keep it sparse.