Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Randofish on December 01, 2010, 11:59:24 AM
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I'm looking to get some cork .
I'm gonna build some floats out of them.
Anybody know where I can get some.
Wine cork would do but they've all gone to the synthetic corks nowadays.
Any help on finding some would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Rando
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Could you use rod handle cork? It might be a little expensive though.
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Lots of real corks still on bottles.
FWIW the synthetic wine corks are about the same buoyancy as real cork and either one will hold about 1/4 ounce.
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How many do you want Randy ??
Scott
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Scott buddy,how u been?
Need enough for 2-3 dozen floats.
Whatcha got?
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I have as many as you want. I am off for the next 4 days. Gary has my number if you don't.
Scott
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Randy give Whonnock Joe a call and see what kind of cork he uses. I too want to start making my own cork floats. When you have some made I would love to see them to see how they turned out.
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Lots of real corks still on bottles.
FWIW the synthetic wine corks are about the same buoyancy as real cork and either one will hold about 1/4 ounce.
Start drinking..........................cheers
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I will start drinking wine in the garage,fill up that bin with corks for you!!
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I will start drinking wine in the garage,fill up that bin with corks for you!!
Once you come buy and remove all your empty beers cans from it we can start. ;D
Thanks for the cork Scott and I also found some at Save-On in the wine aisle of all places. :o
Let the builds begin.
Rando
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Have fun, I would like to see one when you have mastered them.
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K i know what I want for Christmas then!
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K i know what I want for Christmas then!
I'll take one for Xmas too ;)
See you out on the water buddy
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Randofish just remember to use water proof epoxy to put the cork together, as that is how your favorite floats are made