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[bobby b]

 

The Maple Leaf Drennan: A float that starts off the season floating on top but slowly begins to crack and eventually sinks to the bottom by the end of the season.

Bwahahahaaaa....lmfao

[96XJ]

The Maple Leaf Drennan: A float that starts off the season floating on top but slowly begins to crack and eventually sinks to the bottom by the end of the season.

Thats hilarious

[dave c]

Thats hilarious

  Let them laugh Chris. At least we cheer for an exciting team with huge potential in the future

[milo]

So much talk about floats...when what really matters is who is holding the rod.

[bigblockfox]

  Let them laugh Chris. At least we cheer for an exciting team with huge potential in the future

Only took a decade of being at the bottom to get there.

[CohoJake]

So much talk about floats...when what really matters is who is holding the rod.

Nah, it's what's under the float that really matters.

[milo]

Nah, it's what's under the float that really matters.

He who holds the rod determines what's under the float. 

Frankly, I don't think the brand of float makes a difference. What matters is weight. A 25-gram rated foam dink float will perform just like a 25-gram rated Drennan, at a fraction of the cost. I'd rather spend more on hooks and leader material.

[96XJ]

  Let them laugh Chris. At least we cheer for an exciting team with huge potential in the future

Sad but true for us long suffering Canuck fans , sigh

[Silex-user]

I like to used the 1 1/2" red and white round bobber float. works great.




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[Geff_t]

I was lucky enough to be taught how to make good cork floats from an old rod builder and only fish cork floats. They are really sensitive and are great when using a center pin.

[Damien]

I save money on floats by forgoing them and just using REALLY LONG leaders.