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Thill Night 'N' Day Spring Floats

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The 24-hour float system! Pure balsa wood, brightly colored for easy daytime visibility; special glow-in-the-dark paint is easy to spot between dusk and dawn. Spring floats.
   


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3/4"

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 Shape: Oval
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-210-00
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3/8"

1

 Shape: Pencil
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-212-00
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1/2"

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 Shape: Pencil
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-214-00
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3/4"

1

 Shape: Oval
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-216-00
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7/8"

1

 Shape: Oval
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-218-00
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1"

1

 Shape: Oval
Product Color: Yellow/Orange/Green 		38-440-220-00
Your Price: $3.79
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The 24-hour float system! Pure balsa wood, brightly colored for easy daytime visibility; special glow-in-the-dark paint is easy to spot between dusk and dawn. Spring floats.
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how long are they?

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so the 1" must mean wide but how long are they/
2 years, 3 months ago
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mullettman
 - indian river mi
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4 inches
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I'd say their about 4 inches.
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 - MILWUAKEE, WI.
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Diameter and length.
I strongly recommend slip floats and good slip knots.
When minnow fishing for crappie and walleye, I always use a #6 hook and a split-shot sinker a little ways up from my hook.
I've found that the bigger floats are excellent too for big or open water.
I can put the appropriate weight on below, and I have a rig that is just right, and hair triggered.
Most of my slip floats are smaller or medium size.
They're All Good.
A recommended product, honestly.
Good luck.
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 - missouri ozarks
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