fishing float

A glass fishing float, five hundred miles from the sea.

Its head had two big eyes that were obviously windows, made of a deep blue material the color of an old-fashioned glass fishing float.

The carriageway ran through it like thread through a fishing float.

Symvatios' head bobbed up and down like a fishing float in choppy water.

His large hairy Adam's apple bobbed up and down like a fishing float with a bite.

After tying a fishing float to the mast in case the ship sank further and could not be found again, they sailed on.

The vessel cut speed until it was riding along the waves like some giant bobbing fishing float.

A leading action, a statement, a mood are yanked from below like a fishing float and dart zigzag away.

It wasn't a particularly good one, being a greenish glass fishing float brought back from forn seaside parts by one of her sons.

He popped to the surface like a fishing float, not sure which end was up or down and not entirely certain that he cared any more.

It was a Japanese fishing float, Werther said, examining it and handing it back.

Thinking of it I began to laugh, but was interrupted by a loud plop as my fishing float was jerked beneath the silvery surface.

She looked back and out, at her entire world that had seemed so immense and so varied lying below her feet like a blue glass fishing float.

It involves a stick (knotty), which can be almost any form of wooden implement, and a cork fishing float as ball with varying sizes of players.

After Randy quickly claimed the sailboat and Jena the floathouse, Cindy said she would be content with the large Japanese fishing float.

The releases on her clamps opened, and she dropped twenty feet into the boil -and surge of water, submerging completely and then bobbing free like a yellow fishing float after the strike.

Grizzly Hackle (215 West Front Street, 800-297-8996), above, arranges guided fishing float trips on the Bitterroot, Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers and is a good clearinghouse for fishing information.

Fishing float - A float, also called a bobber, is a device used in angling that serves two main purposes: it can suspend the bait at a predetermined depth, and it can serve as a bite indicator.

But there he was, some distance away from the melee surrounding the boat, his shaven head glistening like a fishing float as he wrestled in the water with an enormous bird, its wings churning the water like an eggbeater.

This includes Fishing hook, Fishing sinker, Fishing float, leaders, Fishing swivel, split rings and wire, snaps, beads, spoons, blades, spinners and clevises to attach spinner blades to fishing lures.

Some examples are Fishing hook, Fishing line, Fishing sinker, Fishing float, Fishing rod, Fishing reel, Fishing bait, Fishing lure, Spearfishing, Fishing net, Fishing gaff, Fishing trap, Waders (footwear) and tackle boxes.