A Feather Inlay River Quartet In Various Fluorescent Colours.

Here we have a quartet of River Floats.
A pair of 
Barbel Sticks & a pair of Grayling Bobbers all with jay feather inlays.
Both for running water although the Grayling Bobbers will double up as a
Perch Bobbers.
😉




Until the next time.

TTFN
Peanut

If you would like to look at my handcrafted floats just hit the link. 😊
http://purplepeanut007.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/handcrafted-floats-2017.html?m=1

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