It goes from a fixed float to a slip float when the fish bites the bait. You won't break the line or pull the hook on large fish when they make their long tackle busting runs. It's great for live baiting or fishing cut baits in both freshwater and saltwater, and the float can be lighted so it is easier to see at night. Rough water, heavy winds or a fast drift are no problem. You can slow troll and use the float to replace your downrigger.
Many people say that the float is great for piers, bridges, and shore fishing.
It gets the bait up off the bottom away from the rocks, weeds, and crabs. They are deadly to marine mammals, birds, fish, and many types of marine sea life. All Rights Reserved.