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Miguel Blanco Blázquez designed the Fire Butt Perdigons flies to have a natural look with a twist. The main colors resemble a lot of mayfly nymph species and the pearly butt adds that little extra.
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Many people ask why you add something to a fly that is not found naturally? The answer is simple; Visibility amongst all other things the fish sees floating by.
Flies are tied on barbless Fasna hooks model F310 with tungsten beads , this is their size:
#14 - 3,3mm
#16 - 2,8mm
#18 - 2,3mm
The name itself—Perdigon, meaning “pellet” in Spanish—hints at its secret. These flies are not ornate or fluffy; they are sleek, almost austere, designed for one purpose: speed. Coated in a glossy layer of UV resin, their slender bodies slice through the water like a bullet, sinking faster than any traditional nymph. No legs, no dubbing—nothing to slow their descent. In fast currents, where trout have only a heartbeat to decide, this speed is everything.
But don’t be fooled into thinking Perdigons belong only to rushing rivers. Even in calm pools, where patience reigns, they can tempt the wariest fish. Their simplicity is their strength, and their story is one of innovation born from necessity—a testament to the art and skill of true fly fishing.
Flies are tied on barbless Fasna hooks model F310 with tungsten beads , this is their size:
#14 - 3,3mm
#16 - 2,8mm
#18 - 2,3mm
The Perdigon
On the sunlit streams of northern Spain, where trout glide like shadows and every ripple hides a challenge, a group of passionate anglers faced a dilemma. The fish were clever—too clever for ordinary flies. Each cast had to be perfect, each pattern a masterpiece of subtlety. It was here, in these demanding waters, that the Perdigon was born.The name itself—Perdigon, meaning “pellet” in Spanish—hints at its secret. These flies are not ornate or fluffy; they are sleek, almost austere, designed for one purpose: speed. Coated in a glossy layer of UV resin, their slender bodies slice through the water like a bullet, sinking faster than any traditional nymph. No legs, no dubbing—nothing to slow their descent. In fast currents, where trout have only a heartbeat to decide, this speed is everything.
But don’t be fooled into thinking Perdigons belong only to rushing rivers. Even in calm pools, where patience reigns, they can tempt the wariest fish. Their simplicity is their strength, and their story is one of innovation born from necessity—a testament to the art and skill of true fly fishing.