New Zealand Strike Indicator Ultimate Wool

Description

Ultimate 100% Pure Wool Indicator Material

Our specially sourced and dyed natural 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. Our 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.

• Wool Yarn Floats High
• Wool Yarn Lands Gently
• Wool Yarn Casts Like A Dry Fly
• Wool Yarn Shows Strikes – Most Sensitive!
• Available In Stealthy White, Black, Super Bright Florescent Green, Very Hi-Vis Orange and Mixed
• Trim to Desired Length

To the attentive fisherman it provides the ultimate solution for a perfect presentation to difficult fish.Even the most educated trout will not spook with this indicator material– especially when the indicator is trimmed to suit the conditions. On spring creeks, tail waters and flat water when casting to working fish we sometimes trim the indicator down to a size 16 dry fly (sometimes even smaller!) – talk about a stealthy presentation! With the sensitivity these wool indicators provide, you will see strikes more quickly and more often.

This wool has natural lanolin, however, go ahead and add a dab of floatant on it at the beginning of the day. The indicator will float all day and casts beautifully with almost no wind resistance!

• Pleasure to Cast Light and Natural– Casts like a dry fly
• Floats High– Easy to see – Floats like a cork with a bit of fly floatant
• Lands Gently– Doesn’t spook fish
• Very Sensitive to Strikes– Many takes are currently undetectable with hard plastic type indicators
• Trim to Exact Size Required– Wool Indicator will float two size 14 tungsten bead head nymphs or trim small and stealthy
• Bristly Holds its shape– sheep bred to produce wool with these properties
• Stealthy White– Fish don’t notice this color
• Hi-Vis Orange– Easy to see in turbulent water
• Black– For those days when there’s glare and the water surface turns silver/gray – amazing how well Black works in these conditions
• Bright Florescent Green– Very Bright – Easily seen in rough waters – also good to mix with other colors to make high visibility multicolored indicators
• Mixed Colors – Has all colors – White, Black, Green and Orange

100% Natural New Zealand Wool– Our wool is from New Zealand and is a 100% natural fiber that has the perfect properties for a strike indicator – We have over 100 million sheep here so – “Use all you want, We will grow more!”