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Dave Harrell Standard No2 Speci Waggler

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Balsa Specimen Waggler.

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2AAA Red £2.55
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This all balsa float is really versatile as it can be used on fast shallow rivers or as a pellet waggler on stillwaters. If you look closely at the diameter you will notice that in terms of buoyancy, this float takes over where the thick peacock waggler leaves off. The small sizes are perfect for very shallow swiftly flowing rivers while the longer floats can be used at distance in depths up ten or twelve feet. I lock these floats onto the line with the bulk of the shot then use a No4 shot for every two feet of depth plus a No6 on the hooklength. For a depth of ten feet therefore, use five No4’s and a No6

Waggler Type
Unloaded
Waggler Stem
Straight
Waggler Style
Straight

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