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Umpqua Rainbow Warrior Perdigon Fly – Fast Sinking Nymph Rig

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $27.24.Current price is: $16.14.

Durable tungsten perdigon fly with rainbow color combo for fast sinking on nymph rigs.

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Egan’s Warrior Perdigon – Rainbow

The Tungsten Rainbow Warrior has been a consistent producer both as a dropper below a dry and on nymph rigs. Add the density and durability of a perdigon style fly to the Rainbow Warrior color combo, and you have a fast sinking fly ready to get down to where the fish live.

Signature: Tyer Lance Egan

Feature Detail
Material Tungsten, synthetic fibers
Weight Not specified
Style Perdigon with Rainbow color scheme
Use Nymphing, dropper below dry fly

FAQ

What makes the Rainbow Warrior different from other nymph flies?

The Rainbow Warrior combines the dense, durable construction of a Perdigon style fly with the proven color pattern of the Rainbow Warrior, offering fast sinking action and consistent performance in deep water.

Is this fly suitable for use in cold or clear water?

Yes, its fast sinking action makes it effective in clear or cold water where fish hold deeper in the water column.

Can this fly be used on both dry and nymph patterns?

It is primarily designed as a nymph fly and is best used as a dropper below a dry fly. It is not recommended for dry fly presentations.

3 reviews for Umpqua Rainbow Warrior Perdigon Fly – Fast Sinking Nymph Rig

  1. Joe Lewis –

    This fly performs well in deep water conditions. It sinks quickly and stays on the bottom without floating. I’ve used it on both nymph rigs and as a dropper under dry flies. The color pattern is very visible in clear water and fish are consistently taking it.

  2. Rachel Welch –

    Good sinking action and durable construction. Works well in cold streams. A bit heavy for very shallow water, but perfect for deeper sections of rivers.

  3. Amanda Lewis –

    I’ve tried several nymph flies and this one stands out for its consistency. It holds up well in windy conditions and stays on the bottom where fish are active.

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