A bobber stop is a brilliant device that allows anglers to quickly set and reset the depth of their presentation when fishing a sliding bobber. With a few simple tools and inexpensive materials, you can make your own bobber stop.
First, cut a bobber stop disc out of a soft rubber material via single hole paper punch. For example, I used the soft rubber sleeve from a spent pen.
Second, make a hole in the center of the bobber stop disc. For example, I used the end of a straightened out paper clip.
Third, pass the wire though the hole in the bobber stop disc. For example, I used a fly tying bobbin threader
Commercial bobber stops are readily available at reasonable prices. I prefer to make my own at $0.00. 🙂
