Acrylic Transparent Fishing Floats — 5–50 g, Semi-sinking and Buoyant Styles Key benefits Discreet presentation: clear, transparent acrylic minimizes visibility in clear water so fish focus on the bait, not the float. Precise depth control: choose semi-sinking or the 30 g half-sinking option to hold bait at mid-depth with a subtle silhouette. Adjustable casting and reach: a 5–50 g weight range lets you match float weight to line, bait, and wind conditions for better casting distance and control. Durable and reliable: tough acrylic construction stands up to regular use and is compatible with standard lines and rigs. What makes it useful Two styles to match conditions: semi-sinking (including the 30 g half-sinking option) for controlled midwater presentation, and buoyant (floating) for surface or near-surface fishing. Simple compatibility: fits standard rigs and line types without special hardware or modification. Predictable performance: clear material and balanced weights reduce flash and unwanted movement, improving bite detection and hookup rates in delicate situations. How it solves common problems Clear water spookiness: transparent body reduces fish alarm in pressured or clear-water fisheries. Inconsistent depth: semi-sinking and half-sinking designs hold bait where fish feed; buoyant floats keep bait at the surface when required. Short casts or underweight setups: select heavier floats up to 50 g to reach deeper or distant spots from shore or pier. Use scenarios River or stream trout in clear water: use the semi-sinking option (or the 30 g half-sinking float) to present bait at mid-depth with minimal silhouette. Calm lakes or ponds for panfish or small bass: buoyant floats keep bait near the surface for fast, visible bite detection. Shore or pier casting for larger species (carp, bream): pick an appropriate weight in the 5–50 g range to reach deeper zones and improve casting distance. Specifications Material: transparent acrylic Weight range: 5–50 g Styles: semi-sinking (including 30 g half-sinking option) and buoyant (floating) Compatibility: standard lines and rigs Construction: durable for regular use Choose the float style and weight that match your water clarity, target species, and casting needs for consistent, understated presentations and reliable depth control.