About this item

• Redfish Snook and Speckled Trout Love It: The popping cork for saltwater is a mainstay in any inshore angler’s tackle box. The noise and disturbance that it creates can draw the attention of a nearby predator in water with limited visibility. As you give a tug on the popping cork, it will cause your lure to bounce up off the bottom as if it is a shrimp or baitfish fleeing from a predator. It will then slowly fall back down to the bottom as you pause your retrieve
• Beginner Friendly: This slip float rig is super easy to rig and use for beginners and effective at getting them to catch fish. All you have to do is be able to cast and move the rod tip every now and then. With the weight of the cork and bait/lure, you can launch this even during windy days
• Keep Baits in the Strike Zone: slip float rigs are one of the best and easiest ways to have direct control of the depth of your baits. Adjusting leader length determines where the bait sits in the water column, you can be sure your presentations are in the strike zone
• Easier to Cast: slip float rigs also provide casting weight, making it far easier to effectively present sometimes-small imitations of shrimp, crabs and minnows. Long casts allow you to reach more fish to and get the rig well away from the boat
• Zero Line Twist: A long flexible steel wire with two swivels is connected to both ends of the cork to eliminate line twists between your main line and leader