Inverted, Segmented, Porcupine Quills
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Hi all, Another float I have not made for quite a while is the " Inverted, Segmented, Porcupine Quill" The pair below are eight inches in length which are, I would say, medium in size. The larger 12" quills are becoming quite difficult to to source. Paints are Fluorescent Orange & White. Threads used are black and pale blue. The quills are finished off, as usual with a hand turned brass eye. These floats are a relatively simple floats to make compared to most other patterns as nature has pepared the body for you. All that is needed is a litttle sanding, however, the segmented sections do take more time to paint and whip. A very versitle float which an be used as a sensitive standard or count down waggler on still or running water. . . . . . . . . . . . Here are a few older float pics. and fish captures on the Inverted Quills. TTFN Peanut. Please subscribe if you would like regular updates of my adventures with the floats I make. If y...