What are the best slip floats for fishing for bluegill in 20 ft of water, weighted or unweighted, with lite wind, I've been using the thrill med size.
Please help , my bobber is sinking when the wind comes up
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What are the best slip floats for fishing for bluegill in 20 ft of water, weighted or unweighted, with lite wind, I've been using the thrill med size.
Please help , my bobber is sinking when the wind comes up
I use a med size unweighted thrill slip float, but it never sinks just because it's windy. It floats along with the current in the wind, that's all. Can you elaborate?Quote:
Originally Posted by BIGFISHNFREAK
Wagglers:Quote:
Originally Posted by BIGFISHNFREAK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q59kMLv5QNY
The "windbeater" (a/k/a "driftbeater") is a specific type of waggler that will help, also. They're nice to have but not essential, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIGFISHNFREAK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob5qDGGEt_w
I use the 1" round red white and blues.
I'm gonna be a little self serving on this one:Attachment 380169 Attachment 380170
for BG anytype of float that you don't overweight will do. like the cheap red/white small ones with a small spider or worm on a small hook for them
I've watched you make those..... Amazing how much detail goes into them.....Quote:
Originally Posted by funbun
What's the reason for the cork? Can you not tightline the spot?
Comal makes a pink slip float. It's shaped like an egg.
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True. At those depths I use tightline only.Quote:
Originally Posted by catchNgrease
I bought a couple of the " Rocket Bobbers" out of curiosity and they work surprisingly well.