Hydro Float Fishing 3-in-1 fishing float

HYDRO Float Fishing is the Australian fishing company changing the game when it comes to innovative and dynamic fishing floats.

Combining the intellect of a dedicated aeronautical engineer and a testing team of professional fishers, Hydro Float Fishing has created the HYDROX3. This three-in-one fishing float can be used as a float, popper or teaser depending on the type of fish you’re on the hunt for. So how does the HYDROX3’s three-in-one system work?

Fishing float

As a fishing float for day or night use, HYDROX3 features glow in the dark end caps. By using a flashlight, you can quickly charge the end caps before casting into the dark. Removable end caps add diversity to your fishing experience by allowing internal access to the float.

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Simply add rattle balls to increase attraction, glow sticks for extra luminosity or weights to increase casting distance.

Popper

As a popper, HYDROX3’s tough polycarbonate body can be rigged with heavy mono or wire. Simply attach hooks and weight to achieve the ideal cast and popping action.

Teaser

As a teaser, the HYDROX3 can be rigged in a number of ways to attract fish to your trailing lure. You can chain-rig multiple teasers to enhance effect or simply add buoyancy. The unique design of the HYDROX3 creates an amazing action when trolled at speed. Hydro Float Fishing’s patent pending three-in-one design allows you to easily adjust the HYDROX3 so you can target your approach to land-based or offshore fishing, the species you’re hunting or the time of day you’re wetting a line.

These interchangeable features and the impact-resistant polycarbonate body create the ultimate fishing float for every angler.

Hydro Float Fishing is an Australian-owned company and the HYDROX3 has been engineered and tested to handle the toughest sportfishing off our shores. The HYDROX3 has a RRP of $17.99 and it is available online now at hydrofloatfishing.com.au

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