Floatants

High N Dry's Gel floatant was designed with special and unique materials, and is specifically for those fly-fishers that prefer to dress their flies with their fingers. This floatant works well on all flies, including those tied with CDC materials. The fi

This amazing floatant delivers a very fine and even coating of water repelling particles to the dry fly. The coating is so fine it is almost invisible! The floatant also helps trap air and improve buoyancy so it is useful for both dry flies and nymphs. Ou

High N Dry's powdered floatant and desiccant was designed with special and unique materials, and compliments their Gel and Liquid floatants. Eventually your flies will become water logged, or slimed by a great fish. This product is terrific for those fly-

High N Dry's liquid floatant was designed with special and unique materials, and is the perfect floatant for those fly-fishers that prefer to dip their fly into a container. This method of application is fast and allows the fly to be completely covered wi

Great for drying and reconditioning flies. When your dry fly begins to sink, just put it in the dry shake container and shake it. The absorbing powder in the bottle removes the moisture from the fly and coats it with a water resistant material. Your fly w

A unique silicone floatant that works wonders on all dry flies, including CDC.

Known as “Shake and Bake” by world class guides, this desiccant (drying agent) and powder floatant is fast and easy to use. A fly (still attached to the leader) goes in wet, and a few shakes later comes out dry and coated with a powder floatant.

Aquel is long lasting, silicon based and won’t melt when it’s hot or harden when it’s cold. Furthermore, it masks human odor and won’t leave any slick on even the calmest water.

George Gehrke's Gink Dry Fly Dressing is the first commercially offered, safe, dry fly dressing that floats flies repeatedly. This dressing permeates deep into the body material of dry flies, and it will coat synthetics and penetrate fur or feather. Gink