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    What is the word for a floating object used in fishing to hold the hook at the right depth?

    Question #98317. Asked by yngupta. (Aug 06 08 1:39 AM)


    zbeckabee

    Bobber -- A float attached to the line under which a hook and sometimes a sinker hang. The bobber holds the bait or lure at a predetermined depth and also signals the strike of a fish (strike indicator). A variation is called a slip-bobber or slip-float, where the line runs freely through the bobber and there is a stop on the line for the predetermined depth.

    http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/fishing_glossary.shtml#b

    Aug 06 08, 7:08 AM


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