Need help finding really small bobbers.

[TapOut64]

I've been watching the Midwest Crappie series and they do a lot of spring time fishing with these really small bobbers, (near the size of a dime) they have like a colored pick down the middle to hold your line in place and I can't seem to find them anywhere online. Anyone have a source for them?

[Jerry Blake]

Google up "Strike Indicator" and see if you find what you're looking for.

[hpcrappieman]

yeah, they sound like ice fishing bobbers.. try bps or cabelas or even the ice fishin' forum here.. it's like a sponge type bobber with small toothpick thru it?

[flycaster]

Go to BassProShop.com and search for bobbers

[cody]

i have a few of these Thill bobbers for ice fishing. they are about the size of a finger tip.

http://www.lindyfishingtackle.com/ta...cat=490&page=3


Cody.

[TapOut64]

Google up "Strike Indicator" and see if you find what you're looking for.

Thanks Jerry, I found them. Didn't come up under bobber or float but strike indicator was the answer.

http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...=SearchResults

[Jerry Blake]

Thanks Jerry, I found them. Didn't come up under bobber or float but strike indicator was the answer.

http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...=SearchResults

Strike Indicator is a fancy term the Fly Fishermen came up with so they could use a float and still call it "Fly Fishing" and not "Bobber Fishing".

[freeflow_23]

Hey Tapout,
I've used these before. They are easy to take on and off the line which is nice. They don't have the stick thing though.


I have seen some small floats with toothpick sticks at my Wal-mart here in p-town. They look a little different than the ones Jerry pointed out but are similar.

[hunt4crappie]

They have them at Wal-Mart in my neck of the woods.

[croppiemstr]

you might want to go and try to find a wine store where you can buy the corks. to me that is what it sounds like they are using and all they do is paint the top orange and use a toothpick for the bobber stop.