Fishpond Floatant Bottle Holder

Product Details The Fishpond Floatant Bottle Holder keeps your fly floatant secure and within reach so you can treat dry flies quickly without digging through pockets or risking a lost bottle mid-drift. Clip it to the D-ring on your wading vest, sling pack, hip pack, or belt and keep gel or liquid floatant ready for blue-winged olive hatches, hopper-dropper rigs, or technical trout on spring creeks. The stretchable elastic holder grips most standard floatant bottles tightly, helping prevent drops into fast currents or along wooded trails during backcountry walk-ins. A quick clip attachment allows fast on-and-off access while maintaining a streamlined setup that wont interfere with stripping line or managing mends. From stalking rising brown trout to working pocket water for rainbows and cutthroat, this compact accessory keeps essential fly-fishing gear organized and accessible. Quick clip attaches easily to D-rings on vests, packs, or belts Stretchable elastic bottle holder secures most standard floatant bottles Helps prevent lost floatant bottles in water or on the trail Lightweight, compact design keeps fly-fishing setups streamlined Please note: The floatant bottle shown in the image is for display purposes only and is not included. Prop 65 Warning FishUSA Customer Reviews (1) Write a Review 5 Fishpond always come up with clever ideas, get those messy floatant bottles out of your work area keep the mess outside if you happen to forget to close it. Posted by Mike on August 7, 2026 I am a big Fish pond fan I bought the Summit Sling, Water Dance, Switch Back 2.0, Cross Current, and I’m not done yet, next the Elkhorn I collect fishing bags and vests just like Fly rods they ar Read More I am a big Fish pond fan I bought the Summit Sling, Water Dance, Switch Back 2.0, Cross Current, and I’m not done yet, next the Elkhorn I collect fishing bags and vests just like Fly rods they are all a piece of art. Great Quality I share them with my Son and Son in law. They all look great displayed in my fly tying room. All rigged and ready to go.