Carlisle Slip Float 36/Box 3/4"

The Carlisle Slip Float is a classic choice for anglers who want reliable, adjustable bobber setup without the fuss. Built with a balsa wood body paired with a plastic tube, this slip float design works with bobber stops to let you dial in your exact depth on the water. The 3/4" size and bulk pack of 36 makes these floats practical for tackle boxes that need consistent inventory—whether you're fishing creeks, ponds, or rivers where you regularly adjust your presentation.

Slip floats give you more casting ease than fixed bobbers, especially when you're working deeper water or need to change depths between spots. The bobber stop system lets the line slide through until it hits the stop knot, so you can set your depth quickly without retying. The balsa construction keeps things lightweight and natural-looking, which matters when fish are being selective.

Stock a box of these and you'll have reliable floats ready for whatever the day brings. The 36-pack format is sized for serious anglers or guide services that burn through tackle regularly. Balsa has been proven across generations of fishing; paired with this simple slip design, you get a float that works as hard as you do.

Key Features

• Balsa wood body for lightweight, natural presentation
• Plastic tube compatible with bobber stop systems
• Slip design allows quick depth adjustment without retying
• 3/4" size suitable for light to moderate applications
• 36-pack bulk quantity for regular restocking

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How do slip floats work with bobber stops?

The plastic tube in the float allows your fishing line to slide through freely until it contacts a bobber stop knot that you've tied on your line. This lets you set and adjust your depth quickly between casts without having to retie your entire rig.

What size water and fish species are these floats good for?

The 3/4" size is versatile for creeks, ponds, and river applications where you're targeting panfish, trout, and similar species. The balsa construction keeps them light enough not to spook fish in clear or shallow water.

Why buy a 36-pack?

Floats get lost, tangled, and worn out. A bulk box ensures you always have replacements ready and makes economic sense if you fish regularly or maintain tackle for multiple rods.