Slip bobbers

New to using these - the string you use to keep them in place loosens and moves after a while. I've seen different types of bobber stops in the stores...

What's your favorite bobber stop or do you have any tricks for using the tied stops?

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chazrull » Today, 12:04[/url]"]New to using these - the string you use to keep them in place loosens and moves after a while. I've seen different types of bobber stops in the stores...

What's your favorite bobber stop or do you have any tricks for using the tied stops?

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"The Grabber" These are the best I've ever used. They are made by RCG products in Cassopolis, MI. They are in all the local bait shops in that area, I haven't been able to find them down south. I usually pick up a whole card when I am in the area.

No tricks other than wetting the knock before you pull it tight. They will loosen up over time, but I have usually replaced the line or had to re-rig before they do. :LOL2:

If anyone knows where to find these in Georgia, let me know.

I usually tie a few more wraps and knots in them, cinch em down real tight, they seem to work. Some are made out of wire but I have not used them. Dental floss will work if making your own.
Tim

Just pull the lines tight. I've never had a prob.