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Big Game Float
There is no better float made anywhere in the world than these BIG GAME
FLOATS. They are perfect for working giant catfish, trophy muskie, prize
northern pike, walleye or striped bass. They contain the equivalent
buoyancy given once to the 'old' 5" cork for wooden floats used on the
nation's waters for working giant suckers and shad minnows on. The 12"
model will hold up a one-pound live sucker and its equalizer sinker
weight.
Constructed with South American balsa wood, a SPECIAL SLIP-N-LOCK line-attaching device, and a through-glass stem, Gapen's floats are the strongest, most sensitive balsa floats on the market today.
This is Gapen's Hungarian import. We do so because they are the WORLD'S FINEST in quality and performance. Constructed of South American balsa wood, quality epoxy paint and finished with premium clear varnish. Slip-N-Lock fishing floats are fitted with newly-patented snaplock attach/release devices.
Fluorescent red float tips, set high above float, create easy visual contact for the angler who works live bait such as chubs, fatheads, sucker minnows, shad, worms, crickets and dead bait, for species such as bluegill, crappie, bass, walleye, catfish and big game species.
Slip-N-Lock Feature:
Slip-N-Lock floats can be used as either a slip float or a stationary float as shown here.
1. Insert line through slot in side of locking device.
2. To rig float as a slip float, pull sleeve down just slightly over slot opening.
3. To rig float as a permanent float, pull sleeve all the way down at the end of locking device.
Gapen's Slip-N-Lock floats are ideal for any game species of fish you seek. When choosing size, use these tips as a guideline:
-Panfish, crappie and bluegill are best taken on float sizes 4", 5", 6" or 7" in the crappie & bream float styles.
-For walleye and bass, select sizes 5", 6", 7", 8", 9" or 10" in the walleye, bream, and big game floats.
-For larger fish, such as muskie, northern pike, catfish and stripers, use a 10" or 12" size in the big gamefish style.
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