pole float

pole float
a very small and sensitive float with a thin tip, balsa wood body, a thin wire stem and about 15-20 cm long. Body up floats have a wider bulge at the top of the flat body, body down bulge at the bottom, slims have very long and thin bodies, dibbers have the float tip as part of the thin float body instead of a separate tip section, and continental floats are large and are designed to use olivettes, q.v., in large rivers

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