Bought several years ago. Are they still available?Attachment 450922Attachment 450925Attachment 450922
Looking for the same or something close.
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Bought several years ago. Are they still available?Attachment 450922Attachment 450925Attachment 450922
Looking for the same or something close.
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They look homemade like from a pompano or walleye indicator cut in half? :dono
Seen something similar that was called an ice float. I will look and see what I can find
That sure is an unusual one. Curious to see what it turns out to be.
Bob
should find a different floatation device is my thought , to much resistance on that item for me , they make tons of more streamlined versions for cheap , Comal has a large assortment of them pegged versions with the slipper hole in the peg :highfive
Yep, they’re great and Leland has some nice cheap floats as well. Slip or pin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob
Looks like a big 1.5" oval catfish float that someone cut in half.
Comal Oval Foam Peg Floats (no-slot)
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I’m with you on that. It was my first thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Regards
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Thank you. Pretty sure that is the way I will have to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
will cast way better and go under on a bite way easier as well .....for sure :highfiveQuote:
Originally Posted by pda450
I use the reverse from those. These suckers will react up or down. And offer almost no resistance.Attachment 452008
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Those look to be sensitive
My son says it's cheating. Sometimes I have to nip a little lead just to balance them. It don't take much to pull em under or set em up.
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