Perdigones, Other

Prince Double Wire Nymph - Brown Gold. New classic, heavy prince nymph for trout and grayling with an attractive body made of hot golden / brown fine wire.

FS Europe Micro Flashback Baetis Nymph. Unweighted natural looking micro nymph representing several nymph larvae living in the river. Grayling loves these. Trout will not refuse either. Flashback cover is a great attractor.

Prince Double Wire Nymph - Green Gold. New classic, heavy prince nymph for trout and grayling with an attractive body made of hot golden / green fine wire.

Tungsten Grub Mop Fly. Big chunky size 10 mop fly equipped with tungsten bead. These flies catch all kinds of fish all around the world. Grey / grub colour.

Sedge Pupa Cream. 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.

Red Worm "Glajcha". Imitation of red worm, works very well in high or stirred water. Weighted with lead. If nothing else work, this will :)

Sedge Pupa Chocolate. 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 Orange. 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 Light Brown. 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.

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.

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. They are great anchor nymphs for Czech or French nymphing. Olive body, gold tungsten bead, orange hot spot. Super slim, sinks very...

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 Olive 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.

Fluo Pink Squirmito. Love it or hate it, the squirmy wormy "fly" is proven to catch fish on lakes and rivers. Sometimes it may work on grayling as well.

Blood Red Squirmito. Love it or hate it, the squirmy wormy "fly" is proven to catch fish on lakes and rivers. Sometimes it may work on grayling as well. Size 10, 3.3 mm tungsten bead.

Earthworm Squirmito. Love it or hate it, the squirmy wormy "fly" is proven to catch fish on lakes and rivers. Sometimes it may work on grayling as well.

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...