The Jock o'Dee

"How to Dress Salmon Flies," by Dr. T. E. Pryce-Tannatt lists only eight Dee flies, with two of them being found no-where else to my knowledge.  The Jock o'Dee is one of them.  Obviously based on the Jock Scott, this pattern is equally as lovely, in my opinion, though as he writes nothing about the pattern other then the actual pattern, I do not know if it was as successful as its parent fly. 

The Jock-o' Dee as per Dr. T. E. Pryce-Tannatt - How to Dress Salmon Flies, 1914

Tag: Silver tinsel.

Tail: A topping and Indian crow.

Body: Two-fifths, lemon floss; remainder, black floss.

Ribs: Flat silver tinsel and twist.

Hackle: A grey heron’s hackle from third turn of tinsel.

Throat: Widgeon.

Wings: A pair of cinnamon turkey tail strips (set flat).

Hook: 1½ to 3 inches.