Perdigon

The Perdigon nymph, initially created by the Spanish competitive fly-fishing team and later popularized by the French, stands out as a versatile pattern adept at imitating various aquatic insects, from Mayfly to Caddis nymphs. Its key feature is a slim, heavily weighted body that ensures rapid sinking, making it particularly effective in fast-flowing water. Anglers often employ Perdigons in different colors to precisely match the local insect species, showcasing its adaptability across diverse fishing scenarios

Standout colors - green, purple, black, red/green