Floatants, Sinkers

Hends Fly Line Floatant. High quality line cleaner developed to clean and enhance the floatability and durability of your floating fly line. 10 ml bottle.

Trouthunter Natural CDC Dressing Floatant. TroutHunter CDC Fly Dressing is made with real waterfowl preen oil, one of nature’s most efficient conditioning and flotational agents. It will not mat, discolor, or damage even the most delicate...

Loon Up & Down Kit - Floatant / Sinker. Includes Henry’s Sinket and Aquel. Features Aquel: Premium dry fly gel floatant Won’t leave oil slick Temperature stable Henrys Sinket: Liquid sinking agent Helps nymphs roll more...

Petitjean CDC Oil Floatant. The CDC oil is used as a protecting “barrier” cream. A drop on the body of your flies will protect them from fish slime. The oil comes in a small bottle which can be attached to your vest.

Loon Stream Line Application. A combination fly line lubricant and floatant, Stream Line is perfect for a quick, on the water fix for dirty or old fly lines and allows for further and smoother casts. Features Fly line lubricant Formulated for...

Loon Sink Fast Sinking Line Application. Sink Fast repels water and will actually improve sinking line performance. Designed specifically for sinking and saltwater lines, Sink Fast is a non-toxic, water-based product that cleans, lubricates and...

Hends CDC Oil. Great natural oil / floatant solution of dry flies dressing. You can treat not only CDC but also other floating materials!

Scientific Anglers Fly Floatant. Unique chemical formulation maintains its creamy consistency across temperature extremes Flows easily in cold weather down to 30° F Easy to apply - won’t mat delicate flies Contains no solvents...

Lochsa is a premium all-around gel floatant that even works on CDC. It won’t mat dry flies made with CDC and is perfect for treating any type of feathers, hair, hackle, or yarn. Lochsa will provide maximum floatation without the slightest hindrance...

A treatment to revive flies composed of two things: drying beads and blue indicator crystals. A fly (still attached to the leader) is dry after a few quick shakes and ready for floatant. The blue indicator beads turn pink when the drying beads have...