Bowtie
Family
The next
"BEST IDEA" in fishing floats!
Available in
our store for $3.69
or you can
Order Now Corker
or Bowtie
These
one of a kind slip-floats are designed to lay flat in the water
and eliminate line twist from fixed attachment floats. Its unique
cylindrical shape uses the concept of mechanical rotation to
create resistance. Upon a strike the float actually rotates showing
the opposite color.
Because the shape of the
float increases water resistance, it causes it to move in the
direction of the strike creating better hook penetration.
Fish in the wind
Has a windy day ever stopped you from fishing? What if you could
fish on the windiest of days while your float maintained its
original position? What if an angler was allowed to maximize
the use of natural habitat to catch more fish without having
to worry about lost tackle?
All of these things and
more can be accomplised with the new Bowtie and Corker
Floats!
The
Bowtie and Corker Float Manufacturing Company of
Greensburg, KS has introduced what they call the next "Best
Idea" in fishing floats with two new revolutionary designs.
This new technology use "Facial Water Resistance" that
allows anglers more time in the water and less time tying on
new sets.
Retrieval of the float
allows the facial resistance to hold the float in place and therefore
the weight will rise vertically and make contact with the float.
The best drop weight is 1/4 ounce. The floats can be used with
prepared bait, live bait and artificial baits.
Anglers can mimic the movement
of a plastic salamander that rises vertically for a breaty of
air and allow if to float back to the bottom in a very natural
fashion. The floats can be used with readily available bobber
stops rigged according to the depth of the water, with beads
as well as other companion rigging pieces available over the
counter. The bobber stop will determine the depth that the bait
will drop. The inventor's preference is the circle hook because
of the rotation and resistant qualities.
Using t he Bowtie
and Corker is easy. With the line stop installed at the
desired fishing depth, the bead is then slipped onto the line
to prevent the float from traveling up the line. The float is
then slipped onto the line, along with the 1/4oz weight. Then
the hook is tied on and the angler is ready to start fishing.
Testimonials
and Media Coverage
Learn
more about the inventor and company
Available in
our store for $3.69
or you can
Order Now Corker
or Bowtie
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