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The biggest flies of the family are included in this series. A "palmered" hackle is part of the design in this series.

The body hackle gives the fly mobility in the water and makes it more effective.

Pardón de Meana
(Efémera Dánica)
Ref. PM12AM-26

Pardón de Meana
(Efémera Dánica)
Ref. PM12OL

Pardón de Meana
(Efémera Dánica)
Ref. PM12RO

This is the series where the most important pattern of the collection, the Original Pardón de Meana, can be found.

A large number of medium and large species of mayflies are included in this series.

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14AM

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14BE

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14GR

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14IB

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14NA

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM14NI

The fluor models are variants of the traditional pattern but tied in "parachute" with a post orange fluor. This style add a great stability to the fly. They are the most indicated for fishing in fast streams and difficult conditions of light.

Pardón de Meana

Pardón de Meana

This is the intermediate series. It is probably the most commonly used series. Here the Feathers of Gallo Indio de León are the centre of attention.

These flies are big enough to be used in turbulent water, but are sufficiently discrete to be also effective in moderate or slow currents.It is the most versatile series.

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM16BE

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM16FX

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM16IG

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM16OV

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM16VE

This is the intermediate series. It is probably the most commonly used series. Here the Feathers of Gallo Indio de León are the centre of attention.

The fluor models are variants of the traditional pattern but tied in "parachute" with a post orange fluor. This style add a great stability to the fly. They are the most indicated for fishing in fast streams and difficult conditions of light.

Pardón de Meana

Pardón de Meana

The patterns that compose the PM18 series of tying are the smallest of all the collection.. These flies will imitate the smallest flies of the family; small Baetis and Ephemerellas of different shades, where feathers of Gallo Indio de León are the key ingredient. It is in the most difficult, and slow parts of rivers, where the great specimens often lie, where this small tying comes into its own.

Another feature of the smallest of the Pardones de Meana is that it is a very minimalist, light fly. The result will be that the softest breeze will generate a movement in the imitation that will excite trout. We are practically talking about an imitation with its own movement, with its OWN LIFE!

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM18BE

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM18IG

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM18OL

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PM18VE

Now we come to the last two series of the Pardón. It is an evolution that introduces us to the exiting world of the emerger. For many people, these are the most effective dry flies. These are flies with unbeatable floatability and visibility; and what is most important: in many cases they exceed in effectiveness traditional tying, something many considered impossible at the beginning.

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PME16M

Pardón de Meana

Ref. PME18IG