Floats for jig fishing

[goose]

I recently watched a video that showed fishing a jig under a float. It looked like a small bright colored float and I think that they used a toothpick to adjust the depth of the jig. Does anyone know the brand name of these floats and where they can be purchased? Thanks!

[slabbandit]

I hope that you find the corks that you're lookin' for. If not, check out my article titled "Catching Pre-Spawn Slabs" on the article contest. I've included some good close-up pics of the cork and rig that we like to use. We're doing real good on it right now in a large local pond.

Dave

[NoMinners]

You can get the slip bobbers and use a bobber stop. I tie fly line on my string to stop the bobber and it is easily adjusted for different depths.

[Len]

Features - Float Fishing


http://www.floatsunlimited.com/peg-f...l-no-slot.html


http://www.comaltackle.com/

[OlJim]

You may be referring to the small Styrofoam floats that fly fishermen call strike indicators. About 1/2 inch round by 3/4 inch long. Any place that sells fly fishing supplies should have them.

[78mudbug]

also u can check out rainbow plasticsRainbow Plastics - Your Online Tackle Store and More

[fowlmood77]

Wally World has em here

[fished-out]

There's all kinds-round, pear-shaped, etc. Thill makes some that BPS carries in the fly fishing area, Cabela's has some as well. Also, ice fishermen use them quite a bit. Here's a couple BPS, but they'll be cheaper if you can find them locally:

Teardrop Strike Indicators

Round Foam Strike Indicators

[mikeb]

Hey,I think I am gonna try the spring floats in the pear shape..
Sometimes I like a fixed float and sometimes I like a slip float.
mikeb