Lighted bobbers

[z440matt]

bruce i really like your wave busters but i love the ice busters for jigging in the winter. im a tight line kind of guy and when i have to get up to do something i just clip one of the ice busters on.

i also like the thill lighted bobber for slip bobber fishing. super bright!!!!!!!

[Guest]

Try the Rodd N Bobbs light sticks they work awsome!

And Bruce? These sticks actually make the wave busters light up they are so bright.
Its time to do the "Wave"

[psegriz]

Got a bobber that doesn't light up until ya got a bite. Then glows bright red, didn't use it a whole lot as I don't do much night fishing. Come to think of it this weekend might be a good time to try some night if I can find it.

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GRIZ

[Mayfly]

Griz.......Tell me more. How does it work? Does it work? Where did you get it??

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Many go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.

[LocalGuide]

griz, I have seen bobbers somewhat like that. I saw one once that glowed a green until a bite then it turned bright red. It was pretty fun to use b/c everyone knew when u had a bite.

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And keep those hooks sharp!

[psegriz]

Mayfly

It's a red alert by johnsons out of Mankato. Been so long since I used it I forgot it blinks yellow when no bite then a red lense type slides up over bulb w/a bite. They work guess I can't complain. I don't know where to get them or if they are made yet mine is a little older.

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GRIZ

[Bruce Mosher]

Frozen Minnow, We have been using the Rod n Bobs light sticks in the top of the Wave Buster Bobber. We have caught alot of Nice
Walleys this spring slip bobber fishing with the Wave Buster. Northland Tackle's light sticks work great also. They have different colors so if you have extra bodies in your boat then you have different lighted bobbers afloat!Fun to see whose goes down first! Both of these company's light sticks are 3mm diameter and will fit right into the top of the Wave Buster Bobber after you poke a starter hole with a round toothpick. You guys have fun now, Bruce Mosher