Slip Bobber Technique

[crackers42]

Guys,

Own a place in Mugo Bay (west end of the lake) and going to Kipawa for a quite a few years but have never tried the slip bobber technique.

Time of day? Depth? Time of year?

Assume small hook and a leech works well?

If anyone is around that area (main landing in Mungo Bay 33 mile marker) feel free to stop in for Beer.  Yellow camp right on the point.

[RHYBAK]

THIS MIGHT HELP A BIT
http://www.walleye411.com/sample-page/

http://www.fishinfo.com/fishing-articles/article_512.shtml

In June I normally fish the bait at seven feet below the bobber.

[Oarin]

Hi Crackers, I use a slip bobber for most of my fishing. I've used it in June- Sept.  Doesn't matter. We've fished them from 3-30 feet. That's the beauty of slip bobbers, they can be set to fish any depth. We always use leeches. My son uses an eight-quarter ounce jig and I use a red hook with a leech. I'm. A horrible jigger and the slip bobber evens the playing field for me. If I jig, I'm basically feeding the fish!

[BryanKale]

THIS MIGHT HELP A BIT
http://www.walleye411.com/sample-page/

http://www.fishinfo.com/fishing-articles/article_512.shtml

In June I normally fish the bait at seven feet below the bobber.

Hmm, I'll be taking note of these. Thanks!

[Oarin]

Bryan, where are you thinking of heading to in the Kipawa area?

[Kyle Skelding]

What rod setup would you guys suggest for this technique (length/power/action)?