Thill Thill Weighted Balsa Wood Pole Float

Like the size and the weight at the bottom of the float works great

Before I bought one 9" float here on Amazon I had 3 9" floats for a full year of 2019 and i'm telling you there good, i like thill products for light weight, durable and casting feels like a feather. They take a beating from the water from warping because most i had didn't last 1 or 3 months from 4 different brands i've used and did everything in my way to take care of them, but this is it! i cast it on the ground for fun to see if it holds up and yes it has hold up! to other people's eyes they're cheap and they break easy... Maybe cast easier, quit chucking these at "rocks" or take better care of them, I know most don't... though you'll get better results and experience with the thill.

I used it to fish for rockfish. I get snag alot and I lose a lot of gear and its okay because that's expected. This pole casts a mile with 2ounce weight. Very good in rough water. Mine broke in about 1 year but I think its very durable because I used it very rough situations where I'd lose a lot of gear due to snagging. (thats where rock fish live). Overall incredible product.

Work great for salmon

Fishing for catfish in lake

Love this bobber. Even better than my Beau Mac 1 oz floating bobber (egg shape). I love how it sticks up high out of the water so you can still easily see the top in windy weather. It flies when casting on braided line. I use this for rainbow fishing in North Central Washington. My friends made fun of me until I was the only one catching and not fishing.

There's nothing to dislike about these floats they do an excellent job in the water they're the best ......

Line will not go through these without using a good size piece of stiff wire to guide it as there is nothing - no straw, guide or what have you between top and bottom openings.Even with stiff wire you have to drill out the very narrow top. Worst purchase I’ve made to date for fishing