Then all you do is snap it shut, lock it for protection and youre on the road
Thin mono is stretchy, so probing for walleyes, panfish, or tullibees in deep water demands a stiffer rod
Theres a new WA State Foam Docks and Blocks law that states that starting in 2024, polystyrene foam used in docks, floating blocks, or overwater structures must be fully enclosed in a shell made of plastic (at least 0.15-inches thick), concrete, aluminum, or steel. The used-tires-filled-with-foam flotation on these City of PA floats appears to have some unenclosed Styrofoam, and therefore would not conform to the new law perhaps this is the true reason these floats will not be installed but it seems they could be retrofitted for a fraction of the $800,000 price quoted
Skip it if you mostly fish heavy cover, frogs, punching rigs, or bigger single-hook baits
Unlike casting, the part keeps its molecular integrity, and unlike machining, it becomes very dense and its surfaces are left with a shiny finish