Sedgehog Loch Ordie by Fulling Mill
The McPhail Loch Ordie Sedgehog is a modern twist on a classic wet fly, crafted to imitate struggling insects and attract stocked rainbow trout.
Designed by Fulling Mill fly designer Davie McPhail, this fly is intended to be fished high in the water column, either as a wet fly to create surface disturbance or as a dry fly in calm conditions to mimic insect activity.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Imitation Type | Struggling insect |
| Fishing Technique | Surface film or dry fly in still water |
| Target Species | Stocked rainbow trout |
| Designer | Davie McPhail |
FAQ
What type of water conditions work best for the Loch Ordie Sedgehog?
This fly performs well in both surface film and calm conditions. It is effective when fished high in the water column, either as a wet fly to create disturbance or as a dry fly in still water.
Is the Sedgehog Loch Ordie suitable for fishing with a specific rod or line?
Please contact customer service for information on recommended gear compatibility.
Can this fly be used to target brown trout?
The Loch Ordie is primarily designed for stocked rainbow trout. Its effectiveness on brown trout may vary and should be tested in the field.
Amelia Wright –
Fished it in a slow-moving stream with stocked trout and got a solid reaction. The action mimics a struggling insect well, especially when worked in the surface film. Easy to tie and performs consistently in different conditions.
Madeleine Morgan –
Good for surface fishing in calm waters. The fly holds its shape and creates a natural disturbance. A bit heavier than expected, but effective when fished fast.
Evan Russell –
Used it during a dry spell and it worked like a charm as a dry fly. The design is subtle and realistic, and the trout reacted immediately. Highly recommended for surface fishing.