Use a basic rig with a Balsa float

Floats are used in conjunction with other tackle to assemble a rig for presenting a bait or a lure to fish. Because of its buoyant properties, balsa wood is a traditional and often-used material for floats. A float is rigged so that the hook or lure is presented at a specific water depth where fish are suspended or feeding. Use a basic rig with a Balsa float for your next fishing trip.
Insert the end of your fishing line through a /-inch diameter tube. Slide the tube feet up from the end of the line. Bring the line up and down through the center of the tube once again to make it a semi-stationary float stop.
Slide a plastic or glass bead onto the line below the float stop. Insert the end of the fishing line through the center of a sliding balsa float. Push the float up the line to the bead.
Place a /-oz. sliding egg weight on the line below the bead. Start with a /-oz. weight; adjust the weight up or down, based on fishing conditions and personal preference.
Place another bead on the line below the weight. Attach a barrel swivel to the end of the line with a uni knot. Moisten the knot with water or saliva and pull it tight against the eye of the swivel.
Cut a length of monofilament line from a filler spool to use as a leader. Attach one end of the leader to the barrel swivel with a uni knot. Attach the free end of the leader with a uni knot to the hook or lure of your choice.
Adjust the float stop on the line based on the depth at which the hook or lure should be presented. Slide the stop up the line to present the rig deeper in the water; slide it down the line to suspend the rig at a shallower depth.
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