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Gehrke's Gink
Gink is a light paste that turns to a liquid at skin temperature. Upon contact with cold water it returns to a clear, unseen, invisible gel that keeps water from penetrating and sinking your dry flies. It has no smell or odors and leaves no oil slicks as other dressing do. It is has been our most popular floatant for years. |
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Scientific Anglers Floatant
Its creamy consistency flows easily in cold weather, making it easy to apply and ensuring that it won't mat delicate hackles. It contains no solvents. 1/2 oz. Bottle |
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Loon Aquel
Aquel is long lasting, silicon based and won't melt when it's hot or harden when it's cold. Furthermore, it masks human odour and won't leave any slick on even the calmest water. |
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Loon Easy Dry
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 become saturated and it is time to get a new bottle of Easy Dry. |
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