For most of us, finding a glass fishing float washed up on a beach is like finding a crystal ball. Collecting them is addicting, and there’s no such thing as having too many.

BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. -- In a forest here, Katie Hall and members of her extended family were dangling her mother's bra into a hollowed-out tree trunk with the laser focus of open-heart surgeons.

After 15 years, the Glass Float Project, created by Eben Horton, continues to draw people from around the world.

Glass floats have been around for a long time. Nauck explained that “they’re modeled after Japanese fishing net floats.” “So these are things that people have been finding on the beaches ...

Floats have logos or characters embossed on them, this one does not, which suggests it was made by a small producer rather than a large company. Photo / Supplied The mark is known as a pie crust seal.

If you love a fun challenge, here's another event to get ready for - this year's West Seattle Glass Float Hunt is less than three weeks away! We received the official announcement this afternoon: Back ...

Explore Lincoln City has a Finders Keepers program where thousands of colorful glass floats are hidden for people to find. ... Best Father’s Day fishing gifts Holiday / 1 week ago.

Fresh Paint also includes a Saturday morning hunt for glass floats on Jetty Island and a chance Sunday afternoon to make your own glass float at the Schack Art Center.

Glass sea floats will be hidden in the sands of Jetty Island as part of the Fresh Paint Art Festival on the Everett waterfront next weekend. The annual Float Find starts at 10:30 a.m. Saturday* on ...

The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation commissioned 128 glass floats that were hidden on Lincoln City beaches in early June 2024 to celebrate what would have been Lamfrom's 128th birthday.

50 free glass floats will be placed along the beaches of Lincoln City on the Oregon Coast this weekend. Here’s how to find them.

For roughly a century, foreign fishermen attached glass floats to their nets. The floats inevitably detached and traveled across the sea, washing up in fated spots after unimaginable journeys.