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    Default Favorite slicork?


    I know theyre not all created equal. Which brand/style do you guys like?
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    I have and use a lot of different brands....but I like Thill the best.
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    I spend the extra $$$ for thill also

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    Thill wagglers

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    thill for me
    The fishing was good,it was the catching that was bad

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    another vote for thill.

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    Default Yup, Thill.

    I find the "quill" floats best if you are using smaller jigs. The lightest tap gets action.

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    All you of guys who like the Thill floats, are we talking slip floats? I have bought tons of thill over the years and always end up with a groove in the top, making the floats worthless, usually happens in one trip. I can't find a great slip float, I have used the Thill pro series with the metal ring at the top, but those floats are very hard to get the right weight to set them up right. I go with the cheap Wal Mart 3 for a dollar floats. I have tried just about everything out there, and these hold up the best for me!
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    I agree with Locator79, I had the same issue. I stumbled on a good slip bobber two years ago. They are made from a guy in MI. He calls them ESB-everlasting slip bobber!
    I use the two smallest he offers, in a florescent green. They are what he claims them to be. I don't know the fella, or his name, but there co. is HL-OUTDOORS.

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    I also use the cheap Walmart 3 for $1 ..........
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