Our new Perdigon Flat Body Thread is thinner and stronger than previous one. It has 90DEN and that will help you to tie small bodies of flies , even you can use it on #18 hooks! We call it perdigon because we use it especially for nymphs. But the thread can be used equally well for dry and wet. The Perdigon thread is a 100% polyester continuous filament textured thread.
Details about thread:
- standard spool
- 100m of thread/bobbin
- lays flat on the hook shank
- super easy to split or to spread
- perfect for making bodies
- perfect for dubbing loop technique
- elongation 22-32%
- breaking force 0.410kg
Some of the colors are UV reflective, which makes them highly visible and for this reason we recommend them to be used for flies used in low light conditions like early in morning or during night fishing or in muddy waters: A4, A5, A6, A17, A18.
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- Excellent Review by Alsono E.
Nice and flat thread. Colours are what you need. I use them to make some nice dry flies as well. Cheers guys! (Posted on 3/20/2024)Rating - awesome thread Review by Vlad
Soft, super flat and strong enough. A lot of good colors. Love this. :) (Posted on 2/22/2024)Rating - Great Review by Huan
I received the parcel today. Everything in order and the thread is great. It is thin and is flat. Colours are great! (Posted on 2/12/2024)Rating - great thread Review by Edward
I got my order super fast. Everything is in good quality and this thread is great. Colors are good, I love them, (Posted on 2/8/2024)Rating - Great body thread Review by Simon
I like it, is strong enough to be used as tying thread and not only body thread. It lays flat, is nice colored and it looks good. (Posted on 2/5/2024)Rating - Good Review by Adrian
Good thread. It flat and is quite robust. I do not use for splitting but for small bodies it works like a dream. (Posted on 1/25/2024)Rating - Nice and soft Review by Mika
This thread is nice and soft. It lays super flat on the hook shank. I love the green shades, all of them are good for dry flies, especially those small I use in Norway on the Glomma river. Cheers guys, keep the good work! (Posted on 1/17/2024)Rating
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