Perdigones, Other

Caramel Pearl Perdigon Nymph. These small fast sinking nymphs were developed by competition fishermen in Spain. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Super slim, sinks very fast. Recommended to fish in fast river currents.

Red Black Perdigon Nymph. These small fast sinking nymphs were developed by competition fishermen in Spain. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Super slim, sinks very fast. Recommended to fish in fast river currents.

Copper Beige Perdigon Nymph. These small fast sinking nymphs were developed by competition fishermen in Spain. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Super slim, sinks very fast. Recommended to fish in fast river currents.

Peacock Perdigon Nymph. These small heavy fast sinking nymphs were developed by Spanish competition fishermen about six years ago. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Olive body, gold tungsten bead, orange hot spot. Super...

Orange Olive Perdigon Nymph. These small heavy fast sinking nymphs were developed by Spanish competition fishermen about six years ago. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Olive body, gold tungsten bead, orange hot spot. Super...

Pink Gold Perdigon Nymph. These small heavy fast sinking nymphs were developed by Spanish competition fishermen about six years ago. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Pink body, gold tungsten bead. Super slim, sinks very...

Red Gold Perdigon Nymph. These small heavy fast sinking nymphs were developed by Spanish competition fishermen about six years ago. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Red thread, gold tungsten bead. Super slim, sinks very...

Sedge Pupa Tan. Perfect fly to fish when sedges are hatching. Emerging pupae is easy food for trout / grayling and is eaten more often than adult sedges. Can be fished on short leader technique or downstream on traditional wet swing.

Sedge Pupa Caddis Green. Perfect fly to fish when sedges are hatching. Emerging pupae is easy food for trout / grayling and is eaten more often than adult sedges. Can be fished on short leader technique or downstream on traditional wet swing.

Bloodworm Nymph "Patentka". The wormlike larvae come in a range of colours, from green and olive to this most conspicuous one of all, the bright red bloodworm.. Buzzers or chironomids are probably the most important insect group for stillwater...