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L'un des défis des flotteurs à profil plus large avec des tiges inférieures plus courtes est qu'ils ne suivent pas aussi précisément les courants de surface. Des flotteurs à profil plus mince avec moins de surface permettent un meilleur contrôle de la vitesse du flotteur, équilibré avec la tige inférieure plus longue pour un suivi précis sur les coutures actuelles exactes que vous ciblez.
Et enfin, le flotteur à profil plus long avec plus de corps de flotteur sous la ligne de flottaison permet à votre flotteur de rester sur votre couture même lorsque vous réparez agressivement votre ligne. Des flotteurs de profil plus gros et plus courts peuvent être retirés de votre couture lors de la réparation, les flotteurs de style Avon réduiront considérablement tout déplacement de flotteur hors de votre couture actuelle pendant les réparations de ligne.
Les Avon Floats sont un croisement entre un Swan Float et un Loafer Float. Un peu moins de masse qu'un cygne au-dessus de la ligne de flottaison, un profil légèrement plus mince qu'un cygne et un peu plus de masse sous la ligne de flottaison qu'un cygne.
Une tige plus longue sous la ligne de flottaison aide au suivi, et encore une fois, tirer en masse quelques coups juste en dessous de la tige aidera à ajouter de la masse sans affecter le suivi pendant la réparation.
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Returns or exchanges are accepted for unused products only. Products, including fishing line, hooks, swivels, or rods may not be "hand-tested" for breaking strength, or used and then returned.
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WHICH FLOAT IS BEST FOR ME?
BIG WATER
Ironhead Baitcaster Float Rod
PLUNGER
SLIP
LOAFER
ACORN/SWAN
AVON
SIZES IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
5g, 8g, 11g, 15g
6 - 12'
MEDIUM TO FAST
GOOD
STEELHEAD, SALMON
LARGE RIVERS
SIZES IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
6.2g, 8g, 11g, 15g
6 - 12'
MEDIUM TO FAST
GOOD
STEELHEAD, SALMON
LARGE RIVERS
SIZE IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
3.8g - 24g
4 - 30'+
NONE TO ANY
GOOD
ANY SPECIES
LAKES, STREAMS,
LARGE RIVERS
SIZE IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
3.8g - 15g
4 - 12'
SLOW
BEST
TROUT
STREAMS, CREEKS
SIZE IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
1g - 6.2g
2 - 6'
FAST
FAIR
TROUT, PANFISH
FLY INDICATOR,
RAPIDS, RIFFLES
SIZE IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
4.5g - 9.5g
4 - 8'
MEDIUM
BETTER
TROUT, STEELHEAD
STREAMS, CREEKS, RIFFLES
WHICH FLOAT IS BEST FOR ME?
SIZES IN GRAMS
DEPTH OF WATER
CURRENT SPEED
TRACKING
BEST FOR CATCHING
IDEAL FOR
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right fishing float for my needs?
Selecting the ideal fishing float depends on factors like your target species, location, depth, and speed of current. Our Float Comparison Chart and expert guides can assist you in finding the perfect match for your angling style. You can always give us a call or shoot us an email and we will give you our best recommendations.
I'm still not sure which float is best, can you make some general recommendations?
Generally speaking, the deeper you need to fish, the more weight you will need to get down, and the larger float you will need to support that weight.
What do the numbers in gram ratings stamped on the side of your floats represent?
The number stamped on the floats represent how much weight in grams the float can support and still perform optimally. You do not want to overweight or underweight your float.
I understand a slip float works with a bobber stop attached to my line, but how does a fixed float work?
Fixed floats are attached to your mainline by cutting small sections of tubing and threading your line through the pieces prior to tying your swivel onto your mainline. The top stem of the fixed float is inserted into the orange piece of tubing on your line, the bottom stem is inserted into the clear piece of tubing on your line. You can then both adjust your depth by sliding the float up and down your mainline, and you can switch float styles and sizes without cutting your mainline. Your mainline runs on the outside of your float.