http://www.anglebooks.com/at-the-end-of-the-line-classic-loch-style-wet-flies-by-george-barron-30974.html (http://www.anglebooks.com/at-the-end-of-the-line-classic-loch-style-wet-flies-by-george-barron-30974.html)
Got the above book as a Christmas present and great book for anyone starting to tie flies and looking for ideas. But also good read for the more experienced tyers
Looks good, I could do with something like this with a comprehensive list of loch style patterns, I'll look about for a second hand copy (cos I'm a cheapskate :lol: )
I'll let you have a loan of mine.....nice pictures but I've got to say wasn't that impressed. The flies aren't that special and to be honest the inspiration on the fly tying section is a much better read.
Best comprehensive list of loch flies I have come across is Stans compilation book called Trout and Salmon Flies of Scotland, I refer to it all the time.
Flies of Ireland is quite good as well.
This book has a fairly comprehensive selection of fly patterns:
http://www.anglebooks.com/wet-flies-400-patterns-and-dressing-techniques-by-ken-sawada-collector-s-edition.html (http://www.anglebooks.com/wet-flies-400-patterns-and-dressing-techniques-by-ken-sawada-collector-s-edition.html)