I've gone from the string stops to these t-bone plastic stops. They work very well on mono and braid as you can loop the braid around the bone as many times as you want to obtain the correct friction for ease of sliding to desired depth and to hold. Only downfall is they are more difficult to see if the stop gets to the float then a string stop. I use a brightly colored bead other then what they provide between the stop and the float to assist that. I also find they travel thru the rod eyes easier.
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Originally Posted by vbottom
I've gone from the string stops to these t-bone plastic stops. They work very well on mono and braid as you can loop the braid around the bone as many times as you want to obtain the correct friction for ease of sliding to desired depth and to hold. Only downfall is they are more difficult to see if the stop gets to the float then a string stop. I use a brightly colored bead other then what they provide between the stop and the float to assist that. I also find they travel thru the rod eyes easier.
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