Probably the most common way is under a popping cork around oyster bars and on grass flats
Heavier Centerpin lines are more likely to sink and a line under the water will get pulled to the side or down past the float and this will pull the float in unwanted directions when you need to mend it or even while you are drifting the float
you might get lost or sink your boat, or you might not
Fishing Line Testing Methods All lines were tested on an Instron 5543, a large, state-of-the-art tensile- (line-) testing machine, regularly (and recently) factory calibrated
The Baker RGD series of suspending crankbaits are available in three different sizes and four styles designed to dive and swim suspended at a depth of 2-4, 3-6, or 7-10 respectfully
A8 - Occasional light scratches, minor, normal plating wear