Wavebuster bobbers

[cdnfisherman]

Anyone using the Wavebuster bobber...comments on them.

[SuddenlySummer]

Loved them for ice fishing. Haven't had a chance yet for open water. I don't see why I wouldn't like them there.

[Guest]

fisherman,

They are brand new this year for open water so I don't think many people have a had a chance to try them out this spring yet. All I can say is the ice version was great and if the open water version works only half that good, that will be the only bobber many of us will be fishing this year.

You can get the bobbers here:

http://fishingminnesota.com/icebust/wavebuster.html

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Paul
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[curt quesnell]

I cant wait to try my Wave Buster Bobbers.

No more line sticking in the slip bobber
so I can use smaller jigs..

Curt Quesnell

[Guest]

I have used them several times already this year. They work great! Cast great, easy to see, and as always, they can be trimmed just the way you want for the conditions. I should thank Rick for them, I must have got them at one of the Ice Fishing Events this Winter. I forgot I had them in my tackle box until I was in the boat in SD.

I recommend you give them a try if you haven't yet. They are basically a modified ice buster winter bobber that cast real well!ScottS

[MrBig]

Just got mine in the mail the other day. Boy do they look pretty in the package! I haven't had them out yet, but will definitely try them on the opener.

[Bruce Mosher]

Thanks for the Great comments! We just finished shooting a T.V. segment with Midwest Outdoors on the Wave Busters and were targeting Crappies. I was using a 1/32oz. black tube jig with a chartruse head and caught a few nice ones on Clearwater Lake. I left mine the original length and had the jig 1-1/2 foot below the bobber. I put a stop knot above AND below the bobber so it was pegged at 1-1/2 ft. This way when the Crappies and the small sunfish bit, the Wave buster would stand upright like a tattle tail trick and then I'd quickly set the hook and reel 'em in. My partner trimmed his down so that just the orange sleeve on top was showing and that was very sensitive to the bite. Another reason for the stop knot above and below was to save the bobber onto the line if we broke our jig off on a snag. That way we didn't have to pull up anchor and chase down a bobber. I can't wait for opener to use it with a 1/8 oz. glow jig for Walleyes. Have Fun, Bruce Mosher

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Bruce Mosher,www.icebusterbobbers.com