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Balanced deadbait control for pike
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| Name | FTM Slim Swimmer - Angelpose |
| EAN | 4250203395236 |
| MPN | 113526 |
| Brand | FTM |
| Weight | 15g |
| Size | 24cm |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Float/Bobber Type | Predator / Deadbait |
| Buoyancy Rating | 15g |
| Transport length | 24cm |
It is designed for predator fishing, especially pike fishing with a deadbait fished close to the bottom.
Choose 10g for smaller deadbaits and lighter loading, 15g as the balanced all-round option, and 20g for larger baits or when wind and drift demand more support.
Yes. The slim profile keeps the presentation tidy and helps make movements on the surface easier to read during a take.
The float is described with a highly visible tip, which helps when watching for takes over distance or in changing light.
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The FTM Slim Swimmer is a slim predator float built for deadbaiting with a baitfish fished close to the bottom. Its highly visible tip helps you follow the float clearly while the elongated body stays easy to read during cautious takes.
This float is designed for pike fishing with a deadbait setup. When the bait and lead rest near the bottom, the float gives a clear indication as a take develops, making it easier to react at the right moment.
The narrow body follows the classic English-style deadbait float concept. It offers a tidy presentation and helps keep the signal readable when the float lays over or pulls under on the strike.
A clearly visible tip supports bite detection in varied light and distance conditions. That makes the Slim Swimmer practical on larger waters as well as on local pike venues.
The range covers multiple buoyancy ratings, so you can match the float to bait size, lead weight and the conditions you fish. Lighter versions suit smaller deadbaits, while heavier versions give more support for larger baits and more resistance in wind or drift.
