Dollar Tree stuff and a baseball slip float

[@chadnolte1546]

Great ideas love what you do and thank you again for sharing this.

[@abgregg208]

Thank you for viewing!

[@Laowai007]

Good idea's, alway's a pleasure to watch.

[@abgregg208]

Thanks I always want to help fellow fisherman

[@jeffjackson5331]

As for that diy float, i love the idea. You can also probably drill two opposing holes and glue in a coffee stirrer to make a slip bobber too. The oversized plastic golf balls will work too.

[@abgregg208]

I love the golf ball idea!

[@carlwaddell5434]

wow good video thank you buddy

[@abgregg208]

Thank you for your support and interest in the video

[@MonsterMadness-Vee]

great video

[@abgregg208]

Thanks! Glad I could help

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Nice tips, I like the slip float idea

[@abgregg208]

Thanks and it's alot cheaper than most of the floats company's sale.

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

@@abgregg208 that’s the truth! You could also make one of a pool noodle. They are only a $1 and you can get quite a few

[@abgregg208]

I've got a few pool noodle floats also.