Tip #1...(Float size and style) The ability to read your float is more important than a floats weight in grams!..if you cant tell the difference between a hit and a boulder bang float weight,size,style won't matter!. Try a couple styles in runs that you know don't have fish but do have different bottoms, boulders etc....and watch how the float reacts, this can help you learn which style you like and are confident using. When you find the right float stick to it if possiable, two sizes is all you need for most situations(one for big fast runs, and one for general use), the latter is more for most of our rivers. How you rig it is important too, but that's a tip coming soon!...good luck my friends!
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