Perdigon Thread

SCOTTIE PRODUCTS LTD

£2.5

Sybai Perdigon Thread is a high-quality, UV-reflective thread designed specifically for tying Perdigon nymphs and other small, streamlined flies. Known for its strength and vibrant color options, this thread is ideal for creating durable, smooth bodies with a subtle sheen that mimics the exoskeleton of aquatic insects. Its UV-reflective properties enhance visibility underwater, making flies more attractive to fish in a range of lighting conditions. The thread s thin diameter allows for precise application and minimal bulk, essential for maintaining the slim profile characteristic of Perdigon f

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Where it is made
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