im assumin a slicork is an adjustable cork. is that the name for it? just havent ever heard the word slicork before.
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I forgot this one.I recently bought a lindsey slip float rig $3.99 ? i think. It has a brass guide & its weighted comes w/ swivel,splitshot, leader, stop knot, beads,jig headw/ blades
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3/4 in. cork = real thing
I've used a bunch of different ones, and now have a box of them in the boat. I like the stick floats with a spring attachment for fixed, and the wally cheapies, with a twist, for slip. The twist is a peg in both ends, and the pegs have a hole in them. No groove ever been cut in those and they slip just fine. I don't use heavy line which might not work as well. My 2 cents.
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Has anyone ever tried the "Rocket Bobber"?
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It seems to work on the same principle as what is described in the thread in the archives:
Have you ever used this for crappie?
Also, does anybdy here use the float n fly technique for crappie? What cork do you use?
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I have been using slip floats for many years and have tried them all. These are the best I have found. Small eye so you do not have to use a bead and they hold up very well.One of the few things I like from Bass Pro. Bass Pro Shops Premium Balsa Slip Floats - Oval
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