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Thill Ice and Fly
Has anyone used the Thill Ice and Fly bobbers as a slip float for small (1/64) jigs ?
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Tomaselli on
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I wish I could help you, sorry, I haven't.
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Permalink Reply by Rob Hilton on
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I've used them... some of my jigs are as light as 1/100 of an ounce. Ultra light fishing close to emergent weeds I use this float all the time. Hardly any splash on entry so no spooking the fish... and shows you exactly whats going on under the the surface. Good float. I've even used them as a Slip Float without the Stop Knot... When I want to be sure I'm on the bottom... works very well if there's no wind and bites show easily.
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Permalink Reply by David Truelove on
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Thanks,I ordered some, the weather is warming and I'm ready to go.
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