1" Float
Ballpark, not a live price
Holds a bait at a set depth and tells you when something eats it. Smaller is better than bigger. Less resistance means the fish holds on longer before it drops the bait.
What it's for
Float and worm
Suspend minnow or jig 2 to 4 feet deep near cover
Suspend bait a foot or two under a bobber near cover
Suspend bait just above grass to target pinfish
Suspend bait a foot or two under a small bobber near cover
Suspend bait or spinner in slow pools and stocked ponds
Small float drifts bait along current edges and wood cover
Suspend bait just off bottom near snail beds
Rig above minnow to keep bait just off bottom in backwaters
Suspend bait just off bottom in chummed area to spot bites
Suspend bait just above snags to avoid hangups
Suspend bait just above cover, watch for subtle taps
Suspend bait just above bottom over schooling fish
Suspend bait just above bottom where perch school
Suspend crickets or worms just off bottom in slow pools
Suspend bait a few feet down where mackerel schools cruise
Suspend bait just above weeds where gar ambush prey