Stoney Creek We On Flag Red
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Securely signal your 'fish on' status with a flag built for NZ's toughest conditions.
When you've got a solid hook-up and the fight is on, clear communication on the water is crucial. The Stoney Creek We On Flag Red is your essential signal, letting fellow anglers know you're busy with a fish on the line, helping you maintain space and focus on landing your prize without interruptions. It's an indispensable piece of kit for any serious angler.
Crafted for the demanding conditions of New Zealand's marine environment, this flag is constructed from durable UV stabilised PU coated Polyester. This means it's not just incredibly tough; it's designed to dry quickly after a dousing and offers superior fade resistance, ensuring its vibrant red colour remains visible season after season – far outlasting traditional cotton flags. What's more, the innovative combination of a hook and loop fastener with silicone fastening provides a secure, easy attachment to your outrigger. You can trust it to stay put, even when the boat's moving or the waters are choppy, keeping your focus firmly on the action. Keep fellow anglers in the know and your focus on the fight with this reliable 'We On' flag.
Stoney Creek We On Flag Red Features:
- Durable UV stabilised PU Coated Polyester
- Rapid drying fabric for NZ conditions
- Superior fade resistance, long-lasting vibrant colour
- Innovative hook and loop plus silicone fastening
- Secure, easy outrigger attachment in choppy waters
- Clear "We On" signal for fellow anglers
Stoney Creek We On Flag Red Specifications:
- Material: UV Stabilised PU Coated Polyester
- Fastening: Hook and loop, Silicone
- Colour: Red
- Application: Fishing outrigger status
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