AN ELECTRIC CHICKEN STYLE BOBBER

One of my neighbors challenged me to make him some "Electric Chicken" style bobbers because he wanted to see his bobbers and floats on the water from a farther distance
and he knew my two inch pool noodle floats were pretty much indestructible. I realize many of you have seen my YOU TUBE videos on how I make these and seen many pictures of them here on this forum. I just could not resist posting these so I ask you to forgive me in advance.

These are not weighted. Add your egg or worm sinker on your line below your slip bobber. That helps your lure to get to the strike zone faster and by using the correct weight will make this strike indicator/ float/ bobber or whatever you name it stand upright until a fish pulls it under. This two inch bobber is great for panfish, bass or Walleye as I designed it for shore and bank fisherman to throw with a 1/4 ounce worm or egg sinker for greater casting distance. I welcome your comments.

Mike

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very nice Mike. Even I could see them.

Great job and write up. I appreciate your sharing your ideas.

Looking awesome

Looking good

Bob, here is the underwater look. I have a worm sinker weight on it.

Mike

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Looking fantastic, Mike,

That’s awesome Mike


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very nice Mike. Even I could see them.

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Not too bad for about eight cents a bobber to make them. LOL They are fun to make and to fish with. Boy Scout troops, after school clubs and Church groups love to make them.

Mike

had a really big female crappie hammer my float in short water about a week ago ....TWICE ....before she finally bit my jig
thought it was a bass until I saw her clearly the second time she came up .....
sometimes the float may attract them this time of year , just saying :cheers2

https://www.bing.com/th?id=OP.FJZwF3...0&dpr=1.1&c=17 Looks familiar

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https://www.bing.com/th?id=OP.FJZwF3...0&dpr=1.1&c=17 Looks familiar

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Great minds think alike. That is a great float too. As for me, I can really see my float from the shore. LOL Someone might just be able to replicate, duplicate and imitate my bobber too. LOL

The photo you posted is a Clam Ice Buster. It is mostly used for ice fishing and can also be used in fresh water situations. The Clam Ice Buster Bobbers utilize a solid foam construction with a plastic top and are designed to never freeze to your line. These bobbers have been glued together with waterproof glue to ensure they will not fall apart. It also costs about 38 times more than it cost to make my bobber. This is the link where I support that fact Clam Ice Buster Bobber - Yellow/Red, 3in | Sportsman's Warehouse


My bobber is very durable and only cost about eight cents to make it. I do not mind losing my bobber in a brush pile. Also, I do not sell my bobbers but I show you freely how to make them on my YOU TUBE .channel

Mike