AlaskaGlassFloats.com has been in business since early 2000. We provide the best, the most and the
largest variety of genuine, authentic, beachcombed Asian glass fishing floats.
Here's some samples of Alaska beachcombed glass fishing floats that we currently have on hand. We also
wholesale larger quantities of Glass Floats. I personally had the thrill of beachcombing all these
glass floats in Alaska.
largest variety of genuine, authentic, beachcombed Asian glass fishing floats.
Here's some samples of Alaska beachcombed glass fishing floats that we currently have on hand. We also
wholesale larger quantities of Glass Floats. I personally had the thrill of beachcombing all these
glass floats in Alaska.
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I do have some semi-rare amber & brown floats. I find less of these than any other colored float. Rumor has it that the amber and brown floats were made out of recycled beer bottles.There are different styles in these groups, free blown and molded. These floats have a lot of variety to them in style, textures and color.All of these floats had nets around them after they were made. That's how they were originally attached to the fishing nets that actually caught the fish. We have a limited supply of wooden cedar corks. These were used on gill nets prior to the 1950s some are worn and some are like new. They are $9.00 each plus shipping. The styrofoam corks come in many different colors and are 7 to 8 inches in length. The styrofoam corks, which replaced the glass floats in the early 1970s are $1.00 each plus shipping.
We also sell wholesale baseball sized floats in quantities of 25 or more for $9.00 each ( includes free priority mail shipping) . We ship a good mix of textures and colors of floats we beachcomb.