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    Question spider rigging bobbers


    Does anyone know where i can order the big styrofoam bobbers they use for spider rigging at reelfoot? Was down there last week and bought 3 while there but haven't been able to find them on web from anyone. They are 4 3/4 around them.

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    They have them at my local Academy Sports, I dont knwo if you have them where you are.

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    How do they use them? Fill us in on how they use them.
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    Post spider rigging bobbers.

    They use 16 ft. rods in holders across the front of the boat,with line about 3 ft. down in the water with bobbers on them. The boat i was on with a guide had 10 poles spread out across the front.

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    I wonder why they would use floats that big? We always use the smallest possible float so that their is little resistance when the fish grabs the bait.
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    The ones I use and see others use is form Grizzly jigs has them. I order mine there 50 at a time. Size depends on weight size.
    Most of them use 3" load I have gone to 2 1/2" had to drop down in lead size. But this allows the fish to move and not feel the float. Also Its the tapered float with peg.
    That is all that I have ever seen used there.
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    How deep are they fishing them and how much weight, using a jig or minnow.

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    when i spiderrig i use a 3in cigar float on 12 lb vanish line.below the float i will run the line through a 1/2 oz egg sinker about five times to keep the weight in place.about a foot below the sinker i will either tie a 1/0 light wire hook or a 1/16 oz jig.i use the heavy weght to keep to keep my bait straight down.the 3 in float is perfect for 1/2 oz weight.i fish 8 rods off of front and 8 on back.my very middle front rods i set about 2 feet deep and go deeper as they go out because it is easier to unhang the outside rods

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    What is the over all purpose of using a float while slow trolling and what are its advantages ?
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    I agree with LaBruce. What is the advantage of the cork over tight line?

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