What are the lightest bobbins available?

I was using muddy waters old skool bobbins which are around 2/3g but you can no longer get them, Cygnet was doing them but hey have neen discontinued I believe.

Next lightest to that I can find is Matrix Aero at 4g, are there any others?

Esp acrylic barrel bobbins spring to mind.

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https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/cygnet-clinga-old-skool-kit?gclid=Cj0KCQjwv5uKBhD6ARIsAGv9a-zPr1OZlXDxIG8V5Mj8nIW6AC5Sksyy9ZdLhTKwhqR01alXfwsS-nMaAhbIEALw_wcB

Gardner nano bug 3g

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Been using silver foil last 4 weeks, with slackish lines, absolute game changer for line bites 4 me and a few carp.

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Aren't those fox slik one's with the cord instead of a chain one of the lightest

Lightest indicator that I have ever used was a 3" Cygnet chain with a plastic line clip screwed into the female thread on the chain. But, there is no way to have an isotope mounted unless you glued it on the outside and protected it somehow.

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some on ebay at the moment

eBay item number:384170161288

Thanks all, a couple to choose from

wine bottle cork with a hair clip (drilled)pushed through it. its what my dad made me in the 70s.

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Believe it or not I had a similar bobbin from my grandfather when I was starting out.
Attached to a long piece of string and a ring that my bankstick went through.
Painted red if I remember right!!

Good old fairy liquid tops

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If no rain forecast, you can't beat a little bit of breadflake squeezed onto the line.
Very light, and easily visible.

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and there are no top hats about

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Probably chew through your line while they're at it.there was more than one reason why we sat up all night with a candle in a jam jar. Thank God things have advanced. I'm not fourteen any more.😳