Loon Outdoors Strike Two

The Hydrostop treatment is a hydrophobic coating that prevents the yarn from becoming waterlogged. This keeps the indicator floating high on the surface for longer periods, ensuring you don't have to constantly dry it out or re-treat it during a day on the water.

Yes, because of its 1/4-inch diameter, the Strike Two is buoyant enough to support larger, heavier flies. It is less ideal for tiny dry flies or delicate presentations where a smaller, lighter indicator would be less disruptive.

Absolutely. The indicator is designed to be customizable, so you can easily trim the length to match the specific water conditions or the size of the flies you are using.

Yarn indicators are generally more sensitive to subtle takes because they have less wind resistance and sit more naturally on the water. They are the preferred choice for anglers targeting trout in slower currents where detecting light strikes is critical.

The synthetic glo-yarn is designed for high visibility and retains its brightness well throughout the day. It resists fading better than natural wool alternatives, even after repeated exposure to water and sunlight.