Large Black Anti Glare Strike Indicator

$9.90

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Black, anti-glare, strike indicators provide more contrast and are easier to see than other colors in highly reflective lighting situations. Use when the sun is low on the horizon, or during overcast days when glare off the water is high. For situations where the indicator is moving from water with a dark refection into an area with high glare we recommend putting two indicators on the line, one black and one chartreuse or white

Size: 1.0 inch diameter

Pack size: 3-pack

3-pack

Product features

- Recommended minimum line weight: 3x or 8llb test
- Does not kink the line
- Float as much or more weight than the current leading brands.
- Smooth surface developed to repel water and dirt, and create less drag while casting
- Strike indicator top and bottom colors can be mixed or matched by anglers for optimal visibility

How to use

Oros indicators are easier to grip and tighten down when they are wet. Water on the indicator creates more friction between your skin and the indicator. Water between the two hemispheres reduces friction between the two halves by up to 35%, making it easier to keep line in place.
1. Unscrew top
2. Place line in screw slot
3. Screw on top until you feel a hard stop and the screw and nut grip the line
4. Unscrew 1⁄4 turn to adjust up or down
5. Don’t over-tighten

Care instructions

- Store loose indicators in a container or in a fabric pocket. Foam may deform if indicator is compressed while stored.
- Avoid storing in extreme heat
- If fishing in temperatures at or below freezing, us a lubricant to keep threads from freezing

Patented Soft-Lock™ Technology

Easy On, Easy Off

High-Visibility Colors

Durable & Reusable

No Exposed Hardware

Oros flyfishing

Oros is a fly fishing brand focused on helping all people access and find joy in fishing.

Our name, Oros, is akin to Orogeny, “a process in which the outer layer of the earth is folded to form mountains." It’s how the Rocky Mountains were formed 80 million to 55 million years ago. Both orogeny and Oros are derived from Ancient Greek óros, meaning mountain or high ground.

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How To Attach Oros Strike Indicators

Learn how to securely attach and adjust Oros Strike Indicators using our Soft-Lock Technology

Large Black Anti Glare Strike Indicator