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03/26/06 11:07 PM
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Bobber Dude
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I have been testing BulletBobbers and found they are great for slow currents because they can switch or flip the direction they are planing if you give them a tug. I can keep my bait away from shore by using the current to plane out from the shore and do not need to recast. I highly recomended them for getting your bait under trees or docks by casting close and gliding or planing into to the side.
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Re: Directional Bobbers
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03/27/13 09:44 PM
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BulBob
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Re: Directional Bobbers
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03/27/13 10:14 PM
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T Bird
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Pair that sucker up with a Banjo Minnow and hold on!  
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