Which Bobber Should You Use?

Quick Disclaimer: Apologies in advance for some of the cringe worthy jokes, as well as the fact that I can't count. Also there was an issue in one of the lure names I used, instead of a Rooster Tail I meant to say a Pistol Pete fly my bad.
This video will be covering the various bobbers used in fishing, from the beginner clip-on bobbers, to the more advanced internal adjusting bobbers. I will include some links below as well with some of the products so that they are easier to find
Golden State Fishing Rattle Bobbers
www.goldenstatefishing.shop/s...
Bass Pro Red and White Bobbers
www.basspro.com/shop/en/bass-...
Trout Magnet Foam Floats
www.basspro.com/shop/en/trout...
Bass Pro Weighted Foam Floats
www.basspro.com/shop/en/bass-...
Double X Tackle Tough Float ( aka Water Bobber)
www.basspro.com/shop/en/doubl...
Adjust-A-Bubble
www.amazon.com/Rainbow-AB-1B-...
THKFISH 1/2oz Slip Bobber
(Type this into Amazon Search and it will go right to them)

[@jeffwerth2707]

There is also the cigar shaped bobbers that are weighted - kind of popular because the are cheap. The problem with the line pinch bobbers is you have to check that area of your line for kinks. I've picked up a bunch of "free" bobbers that broke off. I like the tough bubble water bobbers. They come in more sizes than clear - you don't have to fill them 100% - I fill mine 50%. Remember distance is great but that means the less floating above the water

[@theknottyfisherman58]

Water bobbers are good for a variety of uses from what I have seen, from the traditional function of mostly exposed to let the bait just float along, to filling them 75% or more to try and use a fly with them. I usually keep one or two on hand for those types of days.

[@MarktheMartian]

cool video dude. my least fav it the adjustabubble. the rubber wears out after a few trips in saltwater and then they start slipping down the line when you cast

[@theknottyfisherman58]

I have to agree I find they also are far less forgiving with exposure to elements in the long term without proper care

[@eliaselisyumramirez6834]

thanks for explaining😊

[@theknottyfisherman58]

No problem, always happy to help!

[@lancerudy9934]

Great video thanks 😊

[@theknottyfisherman58]

My pleasure! Always happy to help 🤘🏻

[@Memento_Mori711]

I feel dumb cuz I didn’t know the first bobber thing till just now

[@theknottyfisherman58]

To be fair, up until about a week and a half before I did this video I was totally rigging them wrong, so I understand. But hey, learn something new about fishing all the time am I right?

[@tago-cx2sf]

"The biggest I've seen is 3 inches whichishuge" hehe

[@user-hn4vi3kp5m]

Mine is 3 inches