lollipop floats

[graeme s]

has anyone used these odd looking floats. are they best suited to medium to fast pace water or can you use them in slower rivers ie the tees.[][][]

 

[neil fallows]

Good floats for holding back in fast water for bream etc.No good for running through they drag under.Try dick clegg bann floats for running through if you req heavy float i.e 3 grm and above.Tight lines Neil

 

[Larry]

AS NEIL SAYS BEST USED for holding back in the flow
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[martin.]

ive used them in heavy flows, for both holding back & inching through the swim on the pole they give exelent control you can actualy inch your bait through a swim as slow as you like.
it does take a bit of practice to get the hang of it though.

tight lines.
martin.

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[hoppy]

graeme s I have used them before, but as martin suggests they do take a little practice to use, light ones for slow movement, heavier for fast...

the one the left is the heavier polaris No3, the other is a 1 .0 gram italian type, both suitable for rivers for fast or medium flow...
all the best hoppy[8D]

"Take your time, but hurry up"

 

[neil fallows]

The polaris float is for use with a feeder or lead nailed to the bottom as it relies on a tight line to cock it.Ive tried them there like all the other gadgets anglers world come up with rubbish.I snapped everything i bought off them and sacrificed them to the god of rann castle in cavan along with a browning reel that when it got wet wouldnt reel in.And my late friend smarty cast his wedding ring in there in a feeder as he was getting divorced.Tight lines Neil