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Biodegradable Micro Strike Indicator Floats "The Floater"

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The Floater – Micro Strike Indicators

Feather-light, ultra-visible, and built for creek bites you’d never feel otherwise. Each pack includes 1 float of each color and they’re made from biodegradable EVA material.

What’s included

1 float of each color Biodegradable EVA Micro strike detection Creek & UL friendly

If you’ve ever watched your line and thought, “Was that a bite… or just current?” The Floater is your answer. It’s made to show tiny takes from trout, panfish, and creek fish that sip and spit before you ever feel a thing.

Why it works

A good indicator shouldn’t fight your presentation—it should report the truth. The Floater rides light and reacts fast, so you can spot micro twitches, stall-outs, and sideways drifts that scream “fish” in skinny water.

Where it shines

Perfect for shallow eddies, riffle tails, slow seams, and pocket water—anywhere current hides bites. Pair it with dough bait, micro plastics, tiny jigs, or nymph-style rigs and let the float do the talking.

Rig it

Set depth

Start shallow and adjust until you’re ticking bottom occasionally. In creeks, a little bottom contact is usually the sweet spot.

Watch for signals

Dips, stalls, sideways slides, or a weird “pause” in the drift—set the hook. Creek fish don’t always pull down. Sometimes they just steal.

Rigging illustration

Use the image below as a quick reference for a clean, simple creek setup.

Rigging Illustration

Folks talk about ol’ Bubba Joe like he was born with a pair of pliers in one hand and a fishin’ pole in the other. He weren’t much for fancy book learnin’, but he could fix a problem quicker than most folks could complain about it. One day down at the creek, he got tired of squintin’ at his line tryin’ to decide if he had a bite or just a driftin’ leaf. So he rigged up a little float with a twist on top—somethin’ that’d bob and weave like a dancin’ possum the second a fish breathed on it. People laughed… right up until Bubba Joe started pullin’ trout like he had the creek on payroll. Turns out, the best ideas usually come from folks who ain’t afraid to think a little sideways.