This Lake Erie driftwood craft is accentuated with a brilliant royal blue glass float. She is 21 inches long and 7 inches wide. If your "net" is dragging, gazing at this gal will help to keep you afloat.
Glass float history: "In the Pacific, Japan’s fishing fleet started using glass floats around 1910, and glass replaced most other materials used for floats by the 1940's. Today, though, the use of glass in fishing floats has been replaced by materials like plastic, aluminum and styrofoam." -Ocean Beaches Glassblowing
