I also use a used(preferably 12+#) bobber stop to push it over my worm or ewg hooks (barb and all it will stretch trust me) and up to the 90° bend by yhe eye... Makes a great super glue free keeper for Elaztec products that want to slide down the hook!
With a smaller weight you shouldn't experience any issues with slipping, but if you are using weight over 1/2oz you may consider using more than one punch stop to keep it in place.
Try using multiple punch stops that are made for thin diameter lines. If you are using a 3/4oz weight, you may want to consider using heavier line so the punch stops have a better chance of holding the sinker more securely.
The best way to reuse them is to slide them up your line before cutting off your lure. After a punch stop is snipped from your main line, they are virtually impossible to re-thread back on.
@@TackleWarehouse yeah, I was just wondering if there were any ways to rethread them back onto the wires they came from or anything else, rather than keeping them on your main line. Thanks for the info though.
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that last tip with the diy inline spinner is very clever
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Punchin! I'm about 7 months away in North dakota... good how-to guys
Good video, I've been using those bobber stops as a sinker bumper for a couple years now.
thanks for a great video and yes I was one of those who tried to push my line through a line stop and couldn't :)
Hopefully I ordered the right stop’s
I actually learned something. How I tried swivels or double hooked dropshotting before a finesse bobber stop Carolina rig I'll never know.
Thank you for sharing, I will be trying all of the ways you showed us today.
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thank you for these tips I will be buying some of these from tackle ware house soon
Punch stops are highly versatile, a great addition to any tackle box!
Great info! Will be trying a few of those this year
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Some great hacks thanks
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I also use a used(preferably 12+#) bobber stop to push it over my worm or ewg hooks (barb and all it will stretch trust me) and up to the 90° bend by yhe eye... Makes a great super glue free keeper for Elaztec products that want to slide down the hook!
Great tip! Something we might have to try ourselves!
How does one cast your c rig or split shot rig without the rig sliding down by the hook eye.
With a smaller weight you shouldn't experience any issues with slipping, but if you are using weight over 1/2oz you may consider using more than one punch stop to keep it in place.
Can u reuse the bobber stop? How do u load it back to the flurocarbon line after you take it off?
What size punch stop do you recommend for 6 lb braided line throwing three quarter ounce slider
Try using multiple punch stops that are made for thin diameter lines. If you are using a 3/4oz weight, you may want to consider using heavier line so the punch stops have a better chance of holding the sinker more securely.
What is that in-line spinner rig officially called?
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And if your really in a pinch take a toothpick push into the weight works also
What about ways to reuse them?
The best way to reuse them is to slide them up your line before cutting off your lure. After a punch stop is snipped from your main line, they are virtually impossible to re-thread back on.
@@TackleWarehouse yeah, I was just wondering if there were any ways to rethread them back onto the wires they came from or anything else, rather than keeping them on your main line. Thanks for the info though.
I wet my line before sliding the bobber up my line, otherwise it can heat up and damage the line.
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