Loon Fly Dip
A dip floatant with a conscience
We have tried a lot of dip floatants and love what they do to flies. What we don’t love is how they smell, how flammable they are, and how inconsistent they are with our priority to make products that are safe for fish and fisheries. Fly Dip is proof that anglers shouldn’t have to choose between a green product and a great product. It is compatible with all flies (including CDC), dries quickly, and can take even soggy flies and bring them back to life. It isn’t overstating things to say that this floatant is a “game-changer”.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | All flies, including CDC |
| Drying Time | Quick drying |
| Environmental Safety | Safe for fish and fisheries |
| Odor | Non-offensive |
| Flammability | Low flammability |
FAQ
Is Loon Fly Dip safe for fish and aquatic environments?
Yes, Loon Fly Dip is designed to be safe for fish and fisheries.
Does it work with all types of flies?
Yes, it is compatible with all flies, including CDC.
How long does it take to dry after application?
It dries quickly after application.
Yvonne Cameron –
Used Loon Fly Dip with my CDC flies and noticed a big difference in float stability. The flies stay upright and don’t sink. No strong smell and it works even when the flies are slightly wet. Great for fishing in calm waters.
Matt Carr –
After trying several floatants, this one stands out. It doesn’t smell bad and keeps my flies floating well. Works with both dry and damp flies. I’m happy with the performance and environmental safety.
Adrian MacDonald –
Solid product. Works well with my dry flies and helps revive wet ones. Dries fast and doesn’t leave a sticky residue. A little more expensive than others, but worth it for the quality and safety.
Alexandra Nash –
Felt like a game-changer on my fishing trips. Flies stay on top even in light wind. No strong odor and feels eco-friendly. I trust it to be safe for local streams and lakes.