06-06-2008, 02:54 AM
[quote flygoddess]These are break away bobbers
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you slide both on your line first (peg end first), then attach flies or bait, or lures whatever you choose. Slide both up the line to desired depth. Remove the black peg and make a loop in the line between the peg and the stryo egg. Then put the peg back in with a small loop out the top. REASON FOR THIS INDICATOR? you have 10 to 30' of line out, you are unable to reel the fish in all the way, unless you remove a FIXED bobber, in which you stand a chance at loosing the fish. The break away, when fish hits, that loop in the line will straighten letting it slide. Only trick to these bobbers/indicators is know how hard to push the peg in, but a quick thing to learn.
Fishing is always good however the warmer it gets, Trout will slow down. Right now is perfect temps! Specially in Boise, not that different from S.L. in fact maybe a little warmer.[/quote]
Hey thanks a lot I actually found one of those on the river this year been wondering what it was called but apparently its missing the peg...LOL
anyways thanks and it makes sense now
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you slide both on your line first (peg end first), then attach flies or bait, or lures whatever you choose. Slide both up the line to desired depth. Remove the black peg and make a loop in the line between the peg and the stryo egg. Then put the peg back in with a small loop out the top. REASON FOR THIS INDICATOR? you have 10 to 30' of line out, you are unable to reel the fish in all the way, unless you remove a FIXED bobber, in which you stand a chance at loosing the fish. The break away, when fish hits, that loop in the line will straighten letting it slide. Only trick to these bobbers/indicators is know how hard to push the peg in, but a quick thing to learn.
Fishing is always good however the warmer it gets, Trout will slow down. Right now is perfect temps! Specially in Boise, not that different from S.L. in fact maybe a little warmer.[/quote]
Hey thanks a lot I actually found one of those on the river this year been wondering what it was called but apparently its missing the peg...LOL
anyways thanks and it makes sense now
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