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Strike Indicators

Nymph fishermen have more success if they use an indicator to help them detect strikes. Generally speaking, the indicator should be as close to the fly as the fishing conditions allow. The closer it is, the faster (& more obvious) strikes will show, enabling better hook-ups.

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Millstream Never Fade Strike Indicators
Millstream Never Fade Strike Indicators have an adhesive backing that makes them stick very firmly wherever they are placed. more...
Stick On Indicators
Stick-on aerodynamically shaped indicators that are easily added & removed from the leader. 24 per pack. more...
Indicator Dots
Ideal indicator when fishing tiny midges and dry flies. Can be stuck directly on to a fly such as a terrestrial or on to a larger stick-on indicator. more...
Poly Yarn Indicators
High-floating polypropylene yarn indicators. O-rings make them easy to attach & remove from leaders. more...
Treated Clip-on Yarn Indicators
Highly visible floatant-treated yarn indicators. These Taupo legal indicators are ideal for use when fishing heavy nymphs in big water. more...
Loon Biostrike
Biodegradable strike indicator putty developed & patented by Loon. One-third the density of water, Biostrike floats high & won't become waterlogged. more...
Football Indicators
These high floating indicators are fitted with their own tube gaskets to allow for easy and secure placement anywhere on the leader. more...
Turn On Strike Indicators
Patented design, reusable, reliable. One turn and they won’t come off. Bivisible (orange & yellow) means they are easily seen in all light conditions. more...
White River Ball Indicator System
Attaches to leader without having to remove fly and is easily adjustable. Instructions included. more...
Ultimate Indicator Yarn
This braided yarn is pre-treated with floatant and can be used to create durable, high floating yarn indicators. more...
Ultimate Yarn Indicators
Made from pre-treated braided yarn, these indicators are held in place by using a loop through the rubber o-ring. more...