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    Default Billbob, the bobber stopper string worked fine...but


    The lady at Wal Mart didn't know what a rubber bobber stopper string wuz. So, what is it?
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    Heres a rubber slip bobber stop

    Cabela's Bobber Stops

    Heres the string stop

    Cabela's -- Rod-N-Bobb's Bobber Stops

    Personally I like the rubber ones better

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    I've wondered about these things too, can you use them with closefaced reels?

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    yeas its just like a salt water rig depth marker. if you cant find them bass pros also has them in serval colors.

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    What Billbob had was not bobber stoppers. It was a spool of elastic twine like string. Looks like something that would hold beads together.

    It works good.
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    Why not just cut a regular rubber band and tie it on your line?
    Tie it close to one end of the rubber band and cut off the excess.
    With the excess you have many more bobber stops.
    Talk about economical.
    I've been doing this for years !
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    I've always used rubber bands, too. They work fine, and I just get them off the daily paper.

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    cp it is elastc thread in the sowing dep. at walleworld
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    Quote Originally Posted by billbob View Post
    cp it is elastc thread in the sowing dep. at walleworld
    ok...Any particular size (diameter)?
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    cp dont know size on back says white/blanc 90521 and for ages 3 and over i think we are ok there front mainstays elastic thread fil elastic 10 yds.
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