Bobber Stop Slip Knot- Slip Float Rig

Bobber stop slip knot (pre-tied bobber stops) allow you to rig for any depth. Create a slip float rig quickly with this easy bead and stop knot setup. If you are new to setting up a slip float rig with a bobber stop, this product makes it easy for you. The main reason this is used is for shorter rods so that you can fish deeper water. Any water that is deeper than the rod, you will fish with a bobber stop and the bobber slides to the stop (you set the depth and this stop reels into the reel)!

1. Thread Line through bobber stop slip knot
   To make these bobber stops into a slip rig start by running the line through the bobber stop tube (with the bright line).
2. Slide the bobber stop yarn off the plastic tube towards the rod tip. Pull on both ends of the bobber stop knot yarn at the same time. (remove black plastic knot carrier)
3. Next, slide on the enclosed bead.
4. Move knot stop to depth you need to fish.
5. The float is added, then split shot and hook (or jig) to complete your slip bobber.

Cool fishing tip: do some research on where you are fishing. You can often times find information about what fishermen are catching and how deep they are fishing. You can use a tape measure at home to run these stops to the depth before you travel to fish. Having these set to depth in your home will save you aggravation on a boat or shore trying to get the depth right. Depth is an important part of fishing. Get the depth right, use great bait and score a ton of fish. Many fish species are triggered by bait fished at the correct depth either above their eyes or in line with their eyes.

This bobber stop slip knot can be with just about every float on our website except the smaller, lighter pencil floats. These floats require very little shot and might not perform as well as other floats. While many people think the plastic round float with a plastic tube is the best slip float – it isn’t. The best slip bobber floats for a bobber stop are longer, skinny floats with the ring on the bottom. Having the eye on the bottom, under water allows you to fish in the wind better. Also, on longer floats since the line doesn’t go down the center of the tube (like on the bad plastic bobbers), your line will rarely hang up. Line in the plastic tubes tends to cling and can jam the slipping action needed to fish bobber stops on a slip float rig.

With these bobber stops you can set the depth and change back anytime. If you take your boat out to deeper water, simply slide the knot up towards your rod to fish deeper. You can always slide the knot toward the hook to fish in shallow water.

Great live bait jig presentation – use a small jig along with your slip float rig, to suspend your jig in deeper water. Keep your bait exactly where you want it from the bottom – change the length of line to match the distance you want the bait to be from the bottom, or above rocks, weeds or other structure.

Pro fishing tip: Jigging with slip bobber stop on the line is an easy way to keep touch with structure. Set the stop just above the water when your jig is in touch with the bottom or over the structure. This way, you can swim your jig safely over that structure by keeping the bright slip bobber stop just above the water! A visual tip to your depth will catch you a lot more fish and prevent more snags.

Great Bobber Stop Slip Knots Ready to Fish

These bobber stops come complete with glow beads for night fishing. The glowing bead will help you to make sure your rig has deployed and will also help you should you need to rig up your bobber stops in the dark. Each bobber stops set comes complete with 15 or 25 bobber stops and matching glow beads! These will allow you to fish a lot of slip rigs and catch a load of fish.

Done with your rig? Simply trim your line, save the bead and leave your bobber stops’ yarn (pink stopper line) on your line and transport everything back. You can always put the bead back on and go back to your slip rig.