05-30-2009, 04:13 AM
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Hi Jim - well that is one advantage of casting flies with a fly rod and that is a few false casts and the fly is dry. Anyhow - what you need to do is pick up some dry fly floatant. They come in gels, paste, sprays & crystals. Some require that you wait until the floatant dries to be effective. While some folks have even been know to use home remedies a small container will probably run a couple of bucks but they last for a long time. Personally I don't mind that my dry fly takes a little dip for it gives the fish a different look at one's offering. Good luck. [/size][/#008000][/font]
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Hi Jim - well that is one advantage of casting flies with a fly rod and that is a few false casts and the fly is dry. Anyhow - what you need to do is pick up some dry fly floatant. They come in gels, paste, sprays & crystals. Some require that you wait until the floatant dries to be effective. While some folks have even been know to use home remedies a small container will probably run a couple of bucks but they last for a long time. Personally I don't mind that my dry fly takes a little dip for it gives the fish a different look at one's offering. Good luck. [/size][/#008000][/font][signature]