Fly Fishing Workshop No-10 ....The UK Controversial Chamois Fly 

I have tried many new fly's over the years Martin that were supposed to be deadly but this one really takes the biscuit! or trout I should say lol

@@troutwithleigh4503 I tied some up and forgot about them. I happened to try them yesterday at my local water, brilliant action! Some of the takes were savage! Some were gentle, they did the business!! Missed a few takes, but they come back! Thanks gain... lol

Thanks for watching, we looked at a number of video's on line and most are great and show how to tie a fly perfectly well but don't describe how to fish it so we picked up the ball and thought we would do a series with a bit more explanation and a bit of footage to show that it really does work!

@@troutwithleigh4503 no problem, never miss a video

Thanks ,very effective for such an easy fly to tie!

God knows? soon I hope? this fly is quite something have not got a clue what they think it is? worm?

Try it, you will be surprised how effective it is!!

Get out of here Lindsay! lol have you really not tied this one yet?

Thought Mr Joyce would have loaded you up! lol

@@troutwithleigh4503 ...lol won't even let me look in his fly boxes pal....lol

So right! but do you find you miss quite a few Judith? I find I get about 1 in 2/3 takes?

@@troutwithleigh4503 sometimes yes. A man next to me was fishing them before I had heard of them and he had 30 fish in 2 hours . I got home and tied some!

@@judithkelly2556 lol Killer on its day for sure!

Yes with you on that one! but this was the fly that Davey Neilson first devised, I have tied it lots of different way's which we will share soon!

Not experimented too much yet? have tied it like a booby and foam in the middle to suspend it off the bottom, sunk them in a fish bowl and they look great! lol got to work in the on a winters day! was thinking of some small one's for the comp circuit ?

Yes one of the easiest to tie and probably one of the most effective I have used for a long time!! used it on a fun day at Avington on Monday in the catch and release lake and quite literally had a take every cast! amazing some days, but like any remarkable fly not always the case! No real best time of the year really caught fish on it all year round, give it a go on your local water, best colour for me is a bright yellow to be honest followed by orange, black I believe is also good but not tried it yet?

@@troutwithleigh4503 thanks for that, going Grafham next wek so may tie a few up with my limited fly tying skills lol....

Think they will still be hard on the buzzers at Grafham, had my mate Nick Dunn out there with some client's yesterday had a good day on the washing line fab on the point and 3 buzzers not deep! give it a go as the guy at Avington said the trout there were on buzzers but loved the shammy!!lol

@@troutwithleigh4503 thanks i will give it a go....had a day with Nick on Rutland a couple of weks ago fishing the washing line, had a grat day and he is a really nice guy....

@@712mook Yep one of my team mates in the Reservoir Dogs top bloke and top angler, we share a few clients when we have more than one out as you can't have 3 in a boat at the moment! can't see that changing for a while! good luck with the shammy!

I was amazed when I first used it! was told of it but can't find anywhere when it does not work! miss a lot of takes though!

Thought there would be something similar out there??! Tried red ones and caught fish but yellow and orange seem to be hot colours over here? have you experimented any other colour's yourself ?

When the fly comes out the water wet with the orange or red pattern it does look a bit wormy, especially in the water