Hand Made Floats

#21

People who use hand made floats are tackle tarts and can`t catch fish(or they may have never heard of bristle grease).
Light blue touch paper and

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Oooo no one brave enough to follow up on that then

#23

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Oooo no one brave enough to follow up on that then

FEW..... Thats lucky for me.

#24

Simps.....

I pressed the wrong button

should of pressed on certain venues .

ie Like lots of north west anglers i am into Dufill bloodworm / joker floats and have been for 3 years or so ..... they are hand made in france and pretty difficult to get hold of, luckily for us lot up here in the north a "source" has just come up with the goods again ready for this winters joker fishing in yam yam land lol

they are quality floats largely made from polystyrene. Float choice is always a personal thing and whatever design / make you use and it works for you ....... stick with it

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Oooo no one brave enough to follow up on that then

Have you ever met Chris.

If he wants to criticise those of us that use handmade floats then certainly Im not going to argue with him.

#26

I used them because I got fed up with other shop bought ones breaking. I tried various makes and they kept breaking.

Over the years I have got used to them and have just stuck with them.
My very last outing I used some bristle grease as well and yes it was on a float tip

#27

Removed your vote Dodge, you can vote again now

#28

Removed your vote Dodge, you can vote again now

Ta Simps

#29

My thoughts exactly Simps. I have been using handmades for over 2 years now and havent broken one yet. Lost a few but that would have happened no matter what float it was.

mburgess · #30

I have a couple of Nick Gilberts floats

, they are very strong also.

Dave i have not tried any from hillbilly yet r they as good as the others

#31

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Oooo no one brave enough to follow up on that then

Have you ever met Chris. If he wants to criticise those of us that use handmade floats then certainly Im not going to argue with him.

You havin a laff Dave .....

Theres a lad in my team who is featured in this months Pole Fishing mag who is well more toned up than cockney geezer shandyman

Liam "The Body" Killinger has got PROPER MUSCLES mate 8-)

Herbie · #32

hillbilly floats and sconee paste floats. h/b pikey is brilliant for shallow paste fishing. dodge the tractor boys want to know WHATS A BLOODWORM

#33

I havent got any yet Budgie but I had a look at Malcs ones which he uses for the margins at Rolfs and they looked pretty good to me.

I also want to get a look at some of his Pikey Paste floats designed by Dave Pearson as they could be dead right for the waters we fish down here. Especially as Dave is a Suverner and fishes Willinghurst.

Dodge

All I know is that compared to me Chris has loads of what could be taken as muscles.

#34

Have you ever met Chris.

I sat behind him at Fishomania and from what I saw......

He needed some grease on his float bristle

#35

Have you ever met Chris.
I sat behind him at Fishomania and from what I saw......

He needed some grease on his float bristle

man balls man balls man balls

I fell off my bike that day and i have only just got back on

Talk about opening a wound Simps :( :(

Just use KC Carpa floats and you won`t go wrong just as good as hand made floats

#36

check out the range that nick gilbert is selling .you can find them here
www.float-store.co.uk

you wont be dissapointed as they will be made to your specific colours ,that includes the body colour as well.

#37

All this about floats is total man balls.
Floats catch anglers.
Anglers catch fish