Clear Cure Goo

[Marc Martyn]

Has anyone used this product? Looks like it is pretty good stuff.

http://www.clearcuregoo.com/

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 1711858134

[Anglinarcher]

Has anyone used this product? Looks like it is pretty good stuff.

http://www.clearcuregoo.com/

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 1711858134

No, I have not, but I'd like to try some. If you find some, please give me a heads up.

[Marc Martyn]

This is where I got mine. The prices are the same as the manufacturer but Fishwest has free shipping. When I ordered my, they were out of stock for about 5 days. When it came in, they promptly got my order in the mail to me.

http://www.fishwest.net/Merchant2/merch ... ange_high=

http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/ya ... e-Goo.aspx

[Anglinarcher]

Thanks, got them in my bookmarks now.

[Rooscooter]

It looks like good stuff, however it's a little expensive. I've found that using Sally Hansen's Hard as Wraps in 2 layers makes great buzzers and nymph bodies. It's thicker than the original Sally Hansen's "Hard as Nails" and dries faster as well. The best part.....it's $3.49 a bottle at Wallgreens.

[Marc Martyn]

A new application that I came up with is making adult Damsel Fly bodies. I coat a section of embroidery floss with it and then quickly cure it with the light. I then use a black permanent marker and put on the black ribs. It is slightly flexible but still holds the form. With the coating of CCG, the body will not absorb water. This is much better than using the foam tubes.

[Rooscooter]

Marc,
My friends at LOON Outdoors have a similar product.....UV Clear Fly Finish along with other UV light setting sealers, glues and fix products.

Here is their product page.....I know you get down to Boise on occasion to fish the Owyhee, You should go to LOON's factory and take a tour....it's worth a look...

http://www.loonoutdoors.com/uvcure.html

[Marc Martyn]

The last time I was in Boise I went over to their "shop". LOL I was expecting a great big building with a front office and loading docks off of a warehouse. I almost didn't find it because it was so small. I walked in the door and saw 3 guys working in an area not much bigger than a auto muffler shop. I talked with the manager and he laughed and said what you see is what you get. I told him I bought some of their products in New Zealand and that I had no idea that it came from such a small building. He gave me a tour and a whole bunch of samples, probably worth about $40.00 had I bought it in the store. Nice guys.

I'll check out their UV material. I've had fun playing around with the CCG. Great stuff.