Slip-bobber Rod

pryan0225 Posted 8/12/2006 8:49 PM (#46786) Subject: Slip-bobber Rod What qualities should I look for in a good slip bobber rod? Does anybody have any comment on the Bass Pro Shops "Walleye Series" slip-bobber rod? Pat shink Posted 8/13/2006 9:48 AM (#46792 - in reply to #46786) Subject: RE: Slip-bobber Rod Member Posts: 201 Location: Jackson, Wisconsin 53037 I like the walleye angler slip bobber rods. I don't slip bobber very much. when we were at Devil's lake, slip bobbering in the trees, they performed great. W Scaman Posted 8/19/2006 9:53 PM (#46976 - in reply to #46786) Subject: RE: Slip-bobber Rod https://secure.finishlinestudios.com/v3/clients/gregbohn_com/secure/... Check out the guru on it! W Scaman Posted 8/19/2006 9:58 PM (#46977 - in reply to #46786) Subject: RE: Slip-bobber Rod https://secure.finishlinestudios.com/v3/clients/gregbohn_com/secure/... Check out the guru on it! NEW*GREG BOHN'S MR. SLIP BOBBER FLOAT STICK ROD THE ULTIMATE 9'0" SLIP BOBBERING WALLEYE ROD! .Greg's Signature .9'0"Length .Fast Tip Action .2/Piece Model .Jig Hook Keeper .100% Graphite .Med/Light Action .Solid Hook Sets .Fugi Guides .100% Graphite .Genuine Cork Handle MR. SLIP BOBBER FLOAT STICK ROD SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDE: 9'0" Length *#6 to #12 Lb. Line Wt. *1/32 oz. to 1/4 oz. Jig Wt. Beautifully Hand Crafted by Greg & Audrey Bohn. You'll find the impressive 9'0" lenght powerful while fighting fish, yet helpful when casting slip bobber presentations. Two piece construction provides fast Break-Down and easy boat storage. Improves casting yet prevents floats tipped with live bait from becoming tangled. Solid hook sets! Cast Slip Bobber Rigs and Euro Floats with accuracy, control and precision. The Mr. Slip Bobber Float Stick Rod never leaves my Ranger Boat. Watching my clients fight walleyes and panfish with this rod is a blast. You're in total control of the fish, while enjoying the fight. That's something not found in just any rod. Greg Bohn There is No-Other Slip Bobbering Rod like this on the planet! Own yours by ordering today! Available in two piece (2-PC) model Greg's Reel Recommendation: Shimano Symetre Model #1500 Johnnie Candle Posted 8/29/2006 5:47 PM (#47196 - in reply to #46977) Subject: RE: Slip-bobber Rod Member Posts: 120 Location: Devils Lake, ND Scheels makes an awesome slip bobber rod. I used it all season on Devils Lake and it has proven its worth. 7'6" great butt section to move fish from a reef or cover, yet a soft enough tip to battle the giants. I know Sheldon Meidinger used them at Mille Lacs this year for the PWT Super Pro and finished 2nd to Seelhof. B.JAY Posted 9/29/2007 7:31 PM (#61888 - in reply to #46786) Subject: Re: Slip-bobber Rod Member Posts: 127 SHIMMANO COMPRE 7'6" IS ALSO A GREAT SLIP BOBBER ROD. MED, FAST TAPPER. I HAVE THREE SET UP AND JUST LOVE HOW SENSITIVE THEY ARE ON THE LIGHT BITES. GOT STRADIC ON ONE AND A TICA LIBRA 2500 ON THE OTHER TWO. ALL FOR RIGHT AROUND $200.00 BUCKS. Jayman Posted 10/1/2007 3:58 PM (#61999 - in reply to #61888) Subject: Re: Slip-bobber Rod Member Posts: 1656 I'm a fan of the Bass Pro Angler Series rods. The extra length is a huge advantage at picking up the slack on those days when they are fussy and dropping the bait. Plenty forgiving with enough back bone to bring in the biggest fish too.