Strike Indicators

Neon Wax Sighter is a product developed out of necessity. 

When euro nymphing, you usually try to keep full contact with your fly for as long as possible by keeping your rig tight.  Neon wax can be used to mark your leader to assess how deep the fly is in the water column.  By drifting the nymph at different marker depths, you can easily locate the depth of where fish are holding.

Multiple markings can be used on the leader to help assess whether to raise or lower the fly.

Additionally, use Neon Wax Sighter on tippet above a small or dark colored dry fly, which are normally easy to lose sight of.  

Neon Wax Sighter will not permanantly stay on your leader.  The most effective temperature range for adhesion is 50 - 85 Fahrenheit.  Below this temperature, the wax is brittle.  Above this temperature, it will begin to melt.  (If you leave this in a hot vehicle, you can expect a mess when you return.)

Use Pink or Orange for bright sunlight, Lime or Green when the sky is overcast, and for heavily fished water, use white for dark colored river bottoms and black for light colored river bottoms.

Stains in clothing can be washed with detergent or soap.  Easily removed from leader and tippet with a tissue paper.

 This material is great for building a Euro Nymphing Sighter, as it is highly visible. In addition, if you want a highly visible butt section to your leader, this is a great option. Each Spool holds 328 feet of leader.

 Also Available in Chartreuse.

New Zealand Strike Indicator Wool works extremely well in a variety of conditions. Having researched dozens of wool types and synthetics, this particular wool has been specially selected because of it's wiry, water-shedding properties that allow a perfect float, cast after cast. This ultimate wool material provides a “no-spook” landing and presentation. It fills the indicator sleeve perfectly and can be trimmed to the size you want.

Oros strike indicators enclose fastening hardware inside of two foam hemispheres. When closed, the foam compress creating a pressure fit lock that keeps it on the line and in place, without kinking. Large screw threads make securing it to the line effortless, and it it's even easier to lock in place with wet hands.