Old thread but still possibly helpful; personally I find more quality and quantity fishing the bottom and fishing cover (roots under trees) for crackers in particular
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Old thread but still possibly helpful; personally I find more quality and quantity fishing the bottom and fishing cover (roots under trees) for crackers in particular
Gander Mtn GSX.....Perception Pescador 12.....Shakespeare Contender
thanks
I dont know if there is such a thing as best bobber....I use a float for shellcrackers yet "know" those who dont use any type of float,,,, and fish for them on the bottom and catch some "huge" ones.
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I use a 1/32 oz jig head tipped with about a 1 inch piece of nightcrawler fished on the bottom. Seems that white or black are the best colors for the jig. Actually when I feel it hit the bottom I wind it up one full turn. Alot of them grab it on the initial fall.
I've caught them on the bottom and under a float. Bigger ones on the bottom.
Gander Mtn GSX.....Perception Pescador 12.....Shakespeare Contender
The best bobber for crackers is...........no bobber at all. Crackers primarily are caught on the bottom so floats are just not needed in most cases. Find a good hard bottom or shell bed and you are in business.
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Me too, Disco! My go-to rig in early spring is a slip bobber fished without a bobber stop so the bait is always on the bottom regardless of depth.