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    Can someone tell me how to get the dog-on bobber stop to stay put on the line?

    Almost each time I put one of these on it will end up coming un-done or just slip on the line.

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    I use - Gizmo Bobber Stops - and they stay snug for months at a time using them just about every day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Blake
    I use - Gizmo Bobber Stops - and they stay snug for months at a time using them just about every day.
    Thanks! I'll give them a try. Feel like an idiot fussing with a bobber stop.
    "You should have been here yesterday!"

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    Did you get the link to work? Bobber stops are about the most important thing on a slip-float set up. If you're not fishing the right depth nothing else matters.
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    I get them locally but pay a lot more for them. Fifty is an awful lot of them - I probably only use 25 or so a year because they hold up so well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Blake
    I get them locally but pay a lot more for them. Fifty is an awful lot of them - I probably only use 25 or so a year because they hold up so well.
    I did click on and got Cabela's. I'll see if I can find these locally, if not maybe I'll order with some other stuff I've been wanting.

    In any case I'm tired of fooling with the line & tube things. I'm not smart enough to get em to work I'm afraid.

    Thanks for your advice!

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    Jerry, just looked at your site too. Nice. Maybe we will make down to your neck of the woods one day for some fishing.

    How's the fishing down there now?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoot
    Thanks! I'll give them a try. Feel like an idiot fussing with a bobber stop.
    They look similar to some I bought locally a few years back and haven't been able to find them since. Are they so dang tiny you can hardly see them? If so, that's the one's I want. They are so much better than those nail knot one's! Thanks for supplying the link!

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    i like the string on the little tube . i git them at wal-mart . a frind of mine ties his on a drinking straw . that seames like to much trouble . i pull mine tight and when i cut them i leave a little tag end so i can retighten them . i have used the gizzmo i had probablems seeing the little holes with bifockles at night . the string on a tube worked the best . i used a rubber band at one time . and there was another that was a small spring type it didnt work to good .
    retired and now i will always fish

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    Papasage,

    I use the strings too. I like them as they'll reel right into my spinning reel with no problem.

    You're right - leave a little tag-end to pull on & be sure to wet them down before tightening.

    Paul

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