Lochmaddys

[paulr]

Anyone know the the dressing of this fly please?Had a search on tinternet but cant find anything.

Cheers
Paul

[paulr]

Thanks John,
It's actually that photo that makes me want to tie some up!If no-one else can help il just try and match those as best i can.

cheers

Paul

[paulr]

Cheers for that John,I'll have a look through the back issues i have and see if i bought that one.

Thanks
Paul

[Tombee]

Hi there, Lochmaddies were featured in March edition (page 10) of T & S, article by John Sinclair. A very useful flee.

[Wildfisher]

Hi there, Lochmaddies were featured in March edition (page 10) of T & S, article by John Sinclair. A very useful flee.

welcome to the forum Tombee

[paulr]

Hi Tombee,
thanks for that.Not sure if i bought that edition,so if my dad doesnt have it i'll be appealing on the forum for a photocopy!
Cheers
Paul

[Tombee]

Found time to scan the relevant part of the article. Hope Mr Sinclair doesn't mind. (I've had to rearrange the scan so it would fit, so the sea trout flies are at the bottom)

[Tombee]

And many thanks for the welcome

[paulr]

What a star!That is brilliant thanks.Heading up to North uist in a few weeks and was keen to try these out.Interesting to note the different coloured tinsel bodies,think i'll experiment with a few different colours.
Cheers again

Paul

[Tombee]

Good luck in the Uists. They work for me in most of the heelan' lochs I've fished, especially Inverness side of the land. Found them good as bobs with a few broonies to 1 lb+ and a sea troot to 4 lb. also ok as tip or mid-dropper