Frog's Fanny Dry Fly Powder - Fly Fishing

$ 6.95

Score By Feature

Based on 134 ratings

Customer service

9.24

Delivery

8.98

Satisfaction

9.15

Value for money

9.29

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Questions & Answers

What is the difference, if any, between this FF and the FF with the orange print on the label?

Everything else is the same. It's just a different image.

Is the bottle of a certain size? 1oz? What is the size of the holder that it will fit in?

It is packaged in a 50-gram bottle. which has the same dimensions as the Loon Aquel product - bottle of a certain size I like to use the Frog s Fanny by mixing it into a dry desiccant bottle of 30% fanny about 30% fanny about 30% fanny about 30% fanny about 30% fanny about 30% fanny about 30%

Selected User Reviews For Frog's Fanny Dry Fly Powder - Fly Fishing

I ordered Frog's Fanny and received something different; I won't know if it works as well as Frog's Fanny until I try it

3/5

I believe I was duped when the headline said frogs fanny and I got something called high and dry.

Chance Olson

| Jun 26, 2021

Your flies will stay afloat with this stuff

5/5

This product does a fantastic job of keeping the fly above the water. I was able to complete ten tasks after brushing it in. 12 roll casts with the fly still afloat, which is a significant improvement over the shake float I was previously using.

Kai Gentry

| Oct 28, 2021

The most effective fly desiccant on the market! Brush a little on your dry fly before it gets wet, blow it off, and you're ready to go

5/5

Dangelo BUTCHER

| Nov 03, 2021

Great Floatant for Dry Flies

5/5

This is my friend's favorite fly dressing, so I bought two of them. I am confident in purchasing from FlyWest because I have previously purchased from them and found them to be excellent. I did some research on Dry Fly floatant reviews and am wondering if Gink is a better alternative (it still works fine, but I have to reapply it far too frequently for my liking, and the can is nearly empty). Why do you think that is? )I know Frogs Fanny is fantastic, but I'm curious as to whether I'll prefer Gink. Keep an eye out for updates. br>br>Gink is a good choice. It's faster and easier to apply than Froggs Fanny, so I use it most of the time while on the stream. Neither flotant lasts as long as I'd like, but they both keep the fly afloat to a similar extent. Froggs Fanny, in my opinion, has the upper hand.

Yehuda Potter

| Jun 16, 2021

Wet the bug first to make it easier to use

3/5

br>Getting the "fluffy" product to stick or adherebr>to the desired "bug" when the bug is "dry" is sometimes more difficult than getting the bug to stick or adherebr>to the desired "bug" when the bug is "wet. " Before you apply the bug, make sure it's wet. br>.