Loch Dhu Salmon - A Welsh pattern for salmon in the summer dusk. A salmon fly inspired by the Scottish pattern named after the lake Loch Dhu. - Global FlyFisher

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Loch Dhu Salmon


A Welsh pattern for salmon in the summer dusk. A salmon fly inspired by the Scottish pattern named after the lake Loch Dhu.



By Martin Joergensen

A simple and beautiful fly in black and white

 


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