Seriously, I'm not blowing any smoke, here are some of these tips to consider when drifting with a float

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These packs have outside frames for comfort and lots of space
Minimum buoyancy of 22.5 pounds when inflated
Using a 3-weight line on a 5-weight rod wouldnt load it enough