Ty's Flies Leader Indicator

Ty's Flies Leader Indicator

Pink
$5.00
Sale price  $5.00 Regular price 
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Ty's Flies Leader Indicator

Ty's Flies Leader Indicator

$5.00
Sale price  $5.00 Regular price 
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It started with a simple problem: small dry flies are nearly impossible to track on the water. No parachute post, no foam wing, just a tiny hook doing its best to look like food. We needed a better way to see our flies without spooking fish or wrecking the cast — so we built one.

The Ty's Flies Leader Indicator is a 10" section of high-visibility pink or chartreuse mono that slots right into your leader system between your furled leader and tippet. At 7.2lb test / ~4X, it's sized to flow seamlessly through your rod guides and turn over cleanly without disrupting your leader layout. Add any 4X or finer tippet to the end and you'll get the kind of smooth, drag-free presentation you'd expect from a furled leader setup — because that's exactly what it was designed for.

We fish 5X and 6X tippet almost exclusively at Ty's Flies, and this indicator has become a permanent part of our furled leader builds. The transition from furled leader → indicator → fine tippet is seamless. No hinge, no pile, no drama.

What Makes It Work

  • 10" of hi-vis mono in pink or chartreuse — easy to spot without being obnoxious
  • 7.2lb / ~4X — strong enough to handle fish, fine enough not to kill your cast
  • Tippet ring included on one end — tie your tippet on like normal, no special knots required
  • Ties to your furled leader on the other end just like standard tippet
  • Works as a dry fly locator for small, low-profile patterns
  • Doubles as a sighter or strike indicator for tight-line nymphing with your standard fly rod setup

Can't decide on a color? Grab the 2 Pack — one pink, one chartreuse — at a discounted price. Cover every light condition and never run out mid-trip.

One piece of mono. Two completely different ways to fish. We didn't set out to build a tight-line nymphing tool — we built it for your dry fly setup. The tight-line bonus? That one surprised us too, and we're not complaining.

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