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A SPOON FLOAT
A SPOON FLOAT




      
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A SPOON FLOAT


A SPOON FLOAT

By GEO. RAVELING

The ordinary bait-caster frequently has trouble when trying to cast a spoon. Either the spoon is so light that he cannot send it out very far, or else he gets a backlash and his spoon sinks to the bottom and snags. Here is a kink that will overcome both of these difficulties:

Take a piece of softwood and taper both ends as shown in the diagram. Coat with white enamel paint and fasten a single stout hook on one side as shown. Fasten this float on your line by a couple of slip- knots, about two feet ahead of the spoon.

Katz, Harry N. Kinks A Book of 250 Helpful Hints for Hunters, Anglers and Outers. Chicago: Outers, 1917. Print.

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