To tie your own slip bobber knot, first, take a length of braided line, lay it parallel with your fishing line and make a loop. / Joe Shead Wrap the bobber stop material around your fishing line ...

What Is a Slip Bobber and Why Use One ... Lay it parallel with your fishing line at the point where you want the bobber stop. Make a loop in this line near its middle. Wrap one end around your ...

Slip floats not only represent a step up for a young angler from the red-and-white clip on bobber, but also a great way of ...

From nightcrawler harness how to for walleye, to slip bobber tips, to 5 ways to become a better angler, these stories captured our Sports Illustrated fishing reader’s attention on Fishing on SI ...

How to Rig and Fish a Slip Bobber for More Bites ... no matter your level of fishing expertise, there's always room for improvement. Follow these tips to become the best angler you can be ...

Sick and tired of trolling sticks? Perhaps bottom bouncing crawler harnesses for walleyes is becoming monotonous. Albeit, the technique may indeed be using a “bobber,” so to speak. It is ...

The bulk of the fish appeared to be holding in 8 or 9 feet of water over the 13-foot depths. Among the stack of rods on the deck was one rigged with a slip bobber and light crappie jig.

Among the stack of rods on the deck was one rigged with a slip bobber and light crappie jig. I quickly adjusted the bobber stop about 7 feet above the jig. After tipping the hook with a Berkley ...