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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Not as sensitive as a New Zealand wool strike indicator, I use it when fishing in riffles
zagnut
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
I tried several different strike indicators from yarn to some styrofoam things. I like these better. In the extra small size they're very good for the size of streamers and weighted nymphs you'll throw with a 5wt fly rod equipped with a normal floating line. It can still be a bit chuck and duck with the larger ones.My only gripe is that occasionally my leader can really dig down into the rubber loop making it difficult to adjust the position (and therefore depth of the fly). An optimist would say that it's a good thing because it also won't slip.
Paula M
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
Worked well.... fish can't see them but I can. Would recommend.
ChoptankJim
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023
These are really good looking and effective. Natural cork on the bottom, for camo, white on top, so you can see it.Can use it as a strike indicator, or adjust for depth control.Works well. Love them.
Ian E.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023
As an avid angler, I am constantly searching for fishing accessories that not only enhance my experience but also align with my commitment to environmental responsibility. Anglers Accessories CorQs Strike Indicators have truly impressed me with their innovative use of biodegradable cork material.The use of biodegradable cork in these strike indicators is a game-changer. Not only does it provide excellent buoyancy and sensitivity, but it also eliminates the environmental concerns associated with traditional plastic indicators. The fact that these indicators are made from a renewable and biodegradable material gives me peace of mind knowing that I am minimizing my impact on the environment.The quality and performance of the CorQs Strike Indicators are outstanding. They are easy to attach to my leader and remain securely in place throughout my fishing sessions. The bright, visible colors make it effortless to detect even the slightest nibbles, ensuring I never miss a strike.What I appreciate most about these indicators is their versatility. They work well in a variety of fishing conditions, whether I'm casting on calm waters or battling challenging currents. Additionally, they are easy to adjust and move along the leader, allowing me to adapt to different depths and water conditions.In conclusion, Anglers Accessories CorQs Strike Indicators are a remarkable addition to any angler's tackle box. Their use of biodegradable cork showcases a commitment to sustainability while delivering exceptional performance on the water. I highly recommend these indicators to fellow anglers who value both functionality and environmental consciousness.
Stuart McNabb
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022
These are good, durable indicators. they are easy to put on, remove, and adjust. they are a bit more dense than other indicators, making them a little less buoyant. That makes them a little more sensitive to strikes, which I appreciate. They also seem to cast a little easier than regular foam indicators, and much easier than the air filled Thingamabobbers.
MIWA MATSUI
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022
Unlike other reviewed, there is no slip. It's still light and small, but visible in river. I like it!
Cal
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2022
I’m not one to use any kind of strike indicator while fly fishing nymphs. I’ve used other strike indicators in the past and I didn’t like them for a lot of reasons. I bought these and I was really surprised at how easy they were to install on my leader and they doubled as a leader straightener which surprised me. They are very light, castable, and visible. I purchased 1/2” and I also bought some 5/8” ones. The 1/2” ones float really high, even with some of my size 8 & 10 weighted nymphs. I’m looking forward to trying some of the 5/8” with some larger nymphs on bigger water for panfish later on. Lastly, I take them off my leader when I’m done fishing or otherwise I found that they can leave a kink where they are attached.
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