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 Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/15/16 03:39 PM
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Lovfldx
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SLIP cork. End of discussion. This about the only type i use. With the peg you can make it a fixed, or run the line through the peg, and bobber stops, and you can make it a true slip cork with the bobber stop setting the depth.  These are some of the results:  Cheers, Rudy
Last edited by Lovfldx; 04/15/16 04:03 PM.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/15/16 05:49 PM
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SK.
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If you're fishn shalla 9'or less you'll detect more bites with a fixed cork, plus you'll have the option to remove the cork without having to cut your line & you don't have to worry bout any bobber stoppers....what a headache.....LOL
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/15/16 07:00 PM
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moonriver
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All above mentioned methods of using bobbers are old school. We use a new method to fit majority of the fishing conditions and situation.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
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04/15/16 07:07 PM
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tboxfish
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All above mentioned methods of using bobbers are old school. We use a new method to fit majority of the fishing conditions and situation.   OK, you got my attention....send PM if ya wanna
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
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04/15/16 07:08 PM
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tboxfish
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I can't remember the last time I used a fixed float. I use slip corks 100% of the time.
Me too, but I'm always open to new ideas 
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/15/16 08:45 PM
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larry mays
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I do not use corks enough to know the best ways. But been out today using a fix cork fishing under places that the water is still to high for the shooters to get under. Just let the wind take it to the fish, but did miss a good many as could not see the cork while it was doing its thing.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
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04/15/16 09:02 PM
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moonriver
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Yes, you do it right. When the water is too high, there is very little room to cast or shoot into the bridge pilings, the only way to get the spot is to use the wind and current to carry the float there. . Slip float is not going to work in this condition. I do not use corks enough to know the best ways. But been out today using a fix cork fishing under places that the water is still to high for the shooters to get under. Just let the wind take it to the fish, but did miss a good many as could not see the cork while it was doing its thing.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: tboxfish]
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04/15/16 09:23 PM
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moonriver
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I will get back to you. All above mentioned methods of using bobbers are old school. We use a new method to fit majority of the fishing conditions and situation. OK, you got my attention....send PM if ya wanna
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/15/16 09:24 PM
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iluvfishin
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Fixed. Hate being hung up and lose your whole rig on a slip cork setup.
I have a better chance on getting my bobber back on a fixed rig.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: tboxfish]
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04/17/16 12:07 AM
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lookingfor25
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All above mentioned methods of using bobbers are old school. We use a new method to fit majority of the fishing conditions and situation. OK, you got my attention....send PM if ya wanna I would like to see this new method also
Living for God, family and the great outdoors.
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/17/16 01:12 AM
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CrappieTX
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New method curiosity??????
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: iluvfishin]
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04/17/16 01:23 PM
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Team CrappieCat
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Most of the time when you break off its at or just above the hook. Put another bobberstop about 6-8 inches above your hook and it saves a lot of tackle.
Crappie Anglers of Texas
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Re: Slip or fixed cork
[Re: lookingfor25]
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04/17/16 03:03 PM
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catfisher08
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During spring spawn, I often use fixed since the water is so shallow and also allow me to switch to different type of bobber much faster. During winter time when fish is deep, slip is the only way to go. Just from my experience.
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