Wade Bourne Fishing Tips: How to Rig a Slip Float – MyOutdoorTV.com
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cool, never thought it was so simple
I use thin rubberbands. Like many have said , most anything will work as long as you adhere to the concept.
wow terrific video. the best on here yet!
This is clearly IMO the best and most clear example of how to set one of these up. Thanks
Brilliant
Honestly, it’s 99% as good to just take some 12-pound test about a 6-inch piece, and just tie a granny knot on your main line. Tie it three or four times then cut off the ends and presto you got a slip bobber knot. It will slide if you need it to, otherwise it stays in place.
yep they do work good but a little confusing rigging it for the first time
This rid works great as I use this rig for small pan fish and i use a bigger float for flatheads when useing live bluegills
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thanks