Float / Bobber !!!!

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Hooked_On_Fish
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Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by Hooked_On_Fish » Sat Jul 03, 2010 7:43 pm

What is the correct way to set up float / Bobber for yarn and corky ?
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RE:Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by kzoo » Sat Jul 03, 2010 8:17 pm

never heard of using a float with yarn, I guess you could put a split shot where a corky would be, but then you might as well use a jig.
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RE:Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by curado » Sat Jul 03, 2010 8:51 pm

run a 24 inch leader to ur yarn. and put a swivel. make sure the leader is lighter than main line. add a slinky or pencil lead. option b. us a inline weight, atach to leader and main line. if it is a slip float make sure to have a bobber stop.
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RE:Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by kzoo » Sun Jul 04, 2010 2:42 am

curado wrote:run a 24 inch leader to ur yarn. and put a swivel. make sure the leader is lighter than main line. add a slinky or pencil lead. option b. us a inline weight, atach to leader and main line. if it is a slip float make sure to have a bobber stop.
I've never seen it before, shows what I know! Good to have knowledgeable guys on this site. When would you use this versus using a drift rig?
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RE:Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by Matt » Sun Jul 04, 2010 10:43 am

kzoo wrote: I've never seen it before, shows what I know! Good to have knowledgeable guys on this site. When would you use this versus using a drift rig?
I would say best used in slower deeper holes or around big ass boulders and obstructions like trees and root wads.
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RE:Float / Bobber !!!!

Post by Hooked_On_Fish » Sun Jul 04, 2010 4:06 pm

Thanks for th info I appreciate it.
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