Float fishing with sensitive floats often yields better results than traditional red-and-white floats. The lower resistance means the fish don't spit out the bait as easily, increasing your chances of a bite.

The line is thin but strong enough to handle perch, roach, and other common species. The hook is suitable for float fishing with bait such as worms, corn, maggots, or dough. You can also try Fladen's Vermz – artificial baits with natural scent and taste.

The float rig is easy to assemble and comes ready to tie directly to your fishing rod. Each float rig is 5 meters long – cut it so it is about 30 cm shorter than the rod. Then attach the line to the loop with a bait knot, and you are ready to start fishing.