Loon Henry's Sinket 1/2 oz

Loon – Henry’s Sinket – Biodegradable sinkant for natural drifts.

Loon Henry’s Sinket helps flies quickly cut through surface tension and sink to feeding depth. Perfect for nymphs, it gets them rolling naturally along the bottom, just like dislodged insects. It’s equally effective on streamers, dropping them into the strike zone on the very first cast instead of waiting for materials to absorb water. Completely biodegradable and safe for fisheries, Henry’s Sinket is the eco-friendly way to ensure your subsurface flies reach the fish fast. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping anywhere in Canada.

FEATURES:

• Liquid sinking agent
• Helps break surface water tension so flies sinks faster
• Gets streamers down fast
• Helps nymphs roll naturally on bottom
  
  

Q: What is fly fishing floatant used for?
A: Fly fishing floatant is used to keep your dry flies floating high on the water’s surface. It prevents materials like hackle and dubbing from becoming waterlogged, allowing your fly to stay visible and present naturally to rising fish.

Q: What types of fly fishing floatant do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a wide range of floatants, including gel, powder, spray, and dip formulas. Gel floatants are great for flies fresh out of your box, powder floatants help revive flies after they become waterlogged from catching fish or fishing, and dips coat the entire fly for maximum buoyancy.

Q: How do I choose the right floatant for my flies?
A: Gel floatants work best for traditional dry flies, while powder or shake-style floatants are ideal for CDC or delicate patterns. If you’re fishing fast water or need long-lasting flotation, dips provide complete coverage and durability.

Q: Which fly fishing floatant brands do you carry?
A: We stock trusted floatant options from Loon Outdoors. These are proven favourites among anglers for keeping dry flies floating high and performing all day.

Q: Can floatant be used on indicators or leaders?
A: Yes, many anglers apply floatant to indicators, leaders, or tippet sections to improve drift and visibility.

Q: How should I apply floatant properly?
A: Use a small amount and gently work it into the fly’s hackle and body before fishing. Reapply as needed, or switch to a powder floatant when your fly begins to sink during use.