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I've used the 6" mini Thill Shy Bite, support both the mealworm or cricket, yet, still manage to add a mini-splitshot about 9" below the float. So, yes, it should work well with your setup. If your BB is too heavy, just use the bait. That should be more than sufficient. As for the worm, depending on how much of a worm you're using. If it's a red wiggly, not a problem. If it's a full size nightcrawler, that float will go under faster than the Titanic. This may requires you to use the larger Thill Supreme Stealth or Mini-Stealth.
Thanks for the comments! I suspect on calm days, the smallest ones will float a BB & bait (cricket or worm) fine?
For the calm days, or fully insulated from wind, try the 6" skinny. Of course, if you're trying for heavier bait, then 6"+. Windy days, definitely something with a larger oval bottom. The Shy Bite skinny is as close to the quill float as you can get it. Got mine for $1, in a bulk of a dozen during a sale. Compared between my quill and the Shy Bite, it's practically identical to detection, and weight support equivalent. Very unique.
Thanks man! What size would you recommend?
Marion, try the Thill Shy Bites or the Ultra Shy Bites. Much more effective.
http://www.fishusa.com/Product/Thill-Ice-n-Fly-Special-IndicatorFloat
Anyone tried these as floats? BB split shot and crickets is what I need to float.
cane.jpgOk, got 4 hanging. Man! this site is awesome! give me some time to learn my way around!
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