dru2112
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floats
what type/kind/brand of floats does everyone prefer and in what sizes?
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I have the entire line from Raven and some drennan Loafers for Gin creeks. Best available.
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blackbirds in 4g and drennan loafers in 5 to 7g. Also like thills for heavier water conditions, and lighter blackbirds for low conditions.
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If you look down in centerpin fishing the title is top float choice it already has been discussed.
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leeland trout magnet floats come four in a pack and cost about 1.72
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go to your local wallmart,, usually you can buy them out of stock for 1.00 a pack,, i did 3 times this year!!! woops. plus you can use them for crappies too!! good choice ><>erman
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pin_drifter
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or you could call leland lures and get them by the 36 packs like i do for 6 bucks do the math.
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leland? never heard of it, sounds like a good deal. are these floats viable for centerpinning?
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avidangler
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i'm sure you could use them for centerpinning but they are small and don't hold much weight. They are more of a strike indicator than a float.
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dru2112
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ORIGINAL: avidangler i'm sure you could use them for centerpinning but they are small and don't hold much weight. They are more of a strike indicator than a float. that's what i figured
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I am telling you from experince they work very well for pinning i use alot of them. The actually will hold a great deal of weight when you call leland lures ask for a Jeff smith, You can google it call leland lures trout floats go to their site tell them you want them bulk can even pick the colors that you want. If you don't think they will work for pinning pm me will go pinning on the tribs and you can see them in action they do work every nice. I use sheffeilds as well but my go to float 90% of the time is the trout ez floats..... .... Lelands Lures 262 Fairview Rd. Searcy, AR 72143 Fax (501)279-0754 jsmith@lelandslures.com
post edited by pin_drifter - 2008/10/03 03:26:23
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dru2112
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i checked that website for leland. don't they sell those at poor richards?
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Anadromous FLY Please practice catch and release. Tony MO 916-897-0321
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