Learn how to tie a slip bobber (slip float) rig in just 5 simple steps. Perfect for presenting bait at the right depth to ...

Slip bobbers are more than secondary technique for mid-summer walleyes Legendary north woods guide Greg Bohn is known as Mr. Slip Bobber for a good reason -- he's spent the past 30 years in ...

Slip-bobbers are ideal for fishing from shore or off of docks as they allow anglers to make long casts yet still fish at any depth.

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But slip bobber use shouldn’t stop there. Anytime you need to fish a bait anywhere in shallow to deep water, over the tops of weeds or over the tangles of submerged timber, reach for the slip ...

It's a slip bobber, similar to a crappie bobber, where the angles must tie a stop knot on the line that allows you to set the depth you want to fish. The bobber has a flat bottom and flat top.

Using a slip bobber can help an angler catch more fish and bigger fish in some conditions. Consider adding slip bobbers to your fishing arsenal if you haven’t already done so.

A few seconds later the bobber slid below the surface, and I quickly swept the hook home of the first of what would be many Fourth of July crappies to succumb to the slip bobber rigged jig setup.

I watched with anticipation as the bobber settling in after the cast. The float twitched, then disappeared into the dingy water. After regaining some slack with the reel, I made a wide sweep with ...