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 Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
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05/01/18 03:11 AM
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befuddled
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Have some bobber stoppers but don't know the brand for sure, I think VMC. Bought the size for 15-20 pound line, which is the size I use. Problem is, they slide up or down the line on most casts. Will the next smaller size stop the sliding? For tx rig, I normally use a 1/4 - 3/8 oz tungsten sinker on 17 lb Mason Bass On Line, which is a little thinner than most 17lb line. Another brand that's better for not sliding or need to use 2 stoppers to stop sliding?
Thanks,
Befuddled...again.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
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05/01/18 03:23 AM
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H2ODawg67
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Have some bobber stoppers but don't know the brand for sure, I think VMC. Bought the size for 15-20 pound line, which is the size I use. Problem is, they slide up or down the line on most casts. Will the next smaller size stop the sliding? For tx rig, I normally use a 1/4 - 3/8 oz tungsten sinker on 17 lb Mason Bass On Line, which is a little thinner than most 17lb line. Another brand that's better for not sliding or need to use 2 stoppers to stop sliding?
Thanks,
Befuddled...again. I like the academy brand and use 20# sunline sniper. They hold but what I have problem with them is about 1 out of 3 the wire break before getting the stopper on the line and have tried wetting it first and still have problems. Might be ok with your 17#
Formerly H2ODawg
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 03:53 AM
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RudiTexas
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6th sense bobber stops only ones I use not sure what size though I use them on 16-25 lbs fluorocarbon
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: RudiTexas]
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05/01/18 11:42 AM
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scottsoutdoorworld
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6th sense bobber stops only ones I use not sure what size though I use them on 16-25 lbs fluorocarbon i have three brands i sell and i like the 6 sense best also they dont slide much at all
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 11:46 AM
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SteezMacQueen
TFF Guru
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Use a rubber "peggit ". Problem solved.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 11:55 AM
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EastTexasBassin
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I've used several kinds and given up on all of them. I've gone back to toothpicks and I'm glad I did.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 11:58 AM
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cactusrat
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I tie a piece of rubber band on the line and trim the tag ends off. Cheap, doesn't slip, but easy to slide on the line, and easy to find.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
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05/01/18 12:02 PM
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GTrigg
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6th Sense are the best in my opinion.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 12:05 PM
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TexanTiger
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another vote for 6th Sense i use them on fluro and braid
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 12:40 PM
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fouzman
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"Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out" - Zachary Troy Schrah - a young man with vision far beyond his years.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 01:15 PM
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bassmanrudy
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I buy the cheap 30 pack at bass pro and they work fine. If the braid is really slick or using heavier weights I will use 2 of the stoppers.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/01/18 01:23 PM
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kellisag
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I have always used the cheapest ones on TW and though breaking wires putting them on was just part of it. Last year I picked up a package of 6th sense because that's what they had at the local tackle shop and it is a world of difference. I won't be using any others from now on.
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: bassmanrudy]
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05/01/18 02:04 PM
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Ian Fellenbaum
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I buy the cheap 30 pack at bass pro and they work fine. If the braid is really slick or using heavier weights I will use 2 of the stoppers. This is what I do as well
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
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05/17/18 12:05 PM
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DBFishing83
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...I use a very small "clam" weight. Just crimp it on the line and there you go.
Much less $$$$ than bobber stoppers or peg its
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Re: Which Size and Brand of Bobber Stopper
[Re: befuddled]
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05/17/18 12:35 PM
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Shallow Waters
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Swagger tackle sends me some when I order weights. Don't know the brand but they work better then what I was getting from academy and they ate big enough that they aren't getting stuck inside the weight either. But I have to agree with steez, if you are putting it above the weight you should just peg it, it easier and doesn't require retying.
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