Came in a premade tackle box. Curious what/they are how to use them. Please explain it to me like I’m 5 🙂
Posted by Beefytbag
6 Comments
GlesgaBawbag on
Bobber stoppers. Keeps floats and weights in place.
Search YouTube and bobber stoppers 👍🏻
x_broham_x on
Bobber stoppers. You slide your slip bobber on the line, then one of the rubber things and it prevents your bobber from sliding down to your bait.
wtfrongwu on
Bobber stoppers. Run your line through the wire loop and pull the rubber thing onto your line. Then, you can move it up or down to set depth for slip bobbers. It goes ABOVE the slip bobber, BTW.
pixelsguy on
Bobber stops for slip bobbers. You put your line through the wire loop and slide the rubber stop onto the line. Then you put a slip bobber below it, and the hook below that.
When you cast, the bobber and baited hook are together at the end of the line so you have a more accurate cast than if you had several feet of line flipping around below the bobber. When the bait hits the water it sinks and the bobber slides up the line until it hits the stop. Where you position the stop determines how deep your bait will go.
Electronic_Tackle541 on
Line stopper.
Difficult-Ad9587 on
So you take one of these, pinch the tip and slowly slide it down your shaft, until you get to the furry base, it’ll keep it harder and make you look bigger for the ladies or something
6 Comments
Bobber stoppers. Keeps floats and weights in place.
Search YouTube and bobber stoppers 👍🏻
Bobber stoppers. You slide your slip bobber on the line, then one of the rubber things and it prevents your bobber from sliding down to your bait.
Bobber stoppers. Run your line through the wire loop and pull the rubber thing onto your line. Then, you can move it up or down to set depth for slip bobbers. It goes ABOVE the slip bobber, BTW.
Bobber stops for slip bobbers. You put your line through the wire loop and slide the rubber stop onto the line. Then you put a slip bobber below it, and the hook below that.
When you cast, the bobber and baited hook are together at the end of the line so you have a more accurate cast than if you had several feet of line flipping around below the bobber. When the bait hits the water it sinks and the bobber slides up the line until it hits the stop. Where you position the stop determines how deep your bait will go.
Line stopper.
So you take one of these, pinch the tip and slowly slide it down your shaft, until you get to the furry base, it’ll keep it harder and make you look bigger for the ladies or something