Cut through fast water quickly with our new Perdigon Jig range! This Caramel Perdigon Jig is a great pattern to use when the water is clear and olive uprights are hatching. The olive nymphs live and hatch mainly in fast water, so you need a fly that not only imitates the nymphs in the correct sizes but gets down fast through the turbulent water. Trout and Grayling will happily feed in this fast water and getting down to them is key. A super effective drab Perdigon jig nymph pattern that catches even the weariest of fish. Fish this fly on the point of a euro nymphing set up to get down quickly. Tied on our Fulling Mill Jig Force hook.
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