Lime Tailed Loch Ordie

There are any number of Loch Ordie variants and this lime tailed version is a firm favourite of mine. Popular in the highlands and islands of Scotland for wild browns and also effective all over the British Isles and further afield. If you fish still water for browns you really should put some of these in your box.

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Materials list Hook: Kamasan B175 size 8-12 Thread: Fire orange Uni 8/0 Tag: Chartreuse holographic Tail: 50/50 mix of Globrite 11 & 12 Body: Ginger hen hackles with a white hen hackle in front

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