Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
However weird the disc is, I prefer the blowfly 2 for water shots. It's not a bad putter. It's also a great uphill disc
Also Have herd that below a certain weight the Rubber Putter is a Floating water disc too. Or is that just the Rubber Putter is a floating water shots. I don't think mine, now mom's at 166 grams was light enough. I was always told that the Rubber Putter had to be under 160 grams to float on water.
I know a guy who used the Gumputt and blunt models and the Blowfly/II for his putter discs. Uses the Blowfly II for his water shots. His driver Gumputt is used for driving some how on the upper plains, South Dakota. He does have a different disc for long putts/windy days I think at one point it was a Ching Precision but became a reef or something.
My dad has a DX Hydra for his water shot, at the time if the Hydra was 174 or 175 grams I would have gotten it for an approach disc in the mid 2000's but the disc was 170 grams and I did not use the disc due to that reason. At the time I was more picky about weight of the disc. Not only that but the local store that sold Innova was always sold out of the old DX Hydras. I use a Magnet so I could feel comfortable with the feel of a Hydra. I so want to get a R-Pro Hydra but I feel that would have less use for me then a DX Dragon. Why doesn't Innova make a Blizzard Champion Dragon at the weight the disc needs to be to float? The Dragon would stay throwable longer in a Champion type plastic.