Classic red & white fishing bobbers??

[JD Mandrell]

How do you string them, red side up or white side up?

 

[dipbait]

I havent used one for a long time but I used them white side up. Ran the line through both metal loops top and bottom.

 

[mrdavidross321]

I havent used one for a long time but I used them white side up. Ran the line through both metal loops top and bottom.

same here^^ thats how someone showed me as a kid and i never really thought more about it

 

[tonym]

I always did it like this.

 

[JD Mandrell]

LOL, I guess it's my family that's odd men out, we always did them red side up!

 

[dipbait]

LOL, youre screwing with us arent you.

 

[Stelth]

It depends where I fish; the White River: red side up
The Red Sea: white side up.

 

[JD Mandrell]

It depends where I fish; the White River: red side up
The Red Sea: white side up.

LOL what about the black sea?

 

[Stelth]

Don't be silly.

 

[tom19176]

I always felt the design was for the white side up! Yes you have to pin the line on both ends if you don't want the bobber to slide when you cast. I tend to use the foam and wieghted ones now, but I bought 50 of the plastic red and white ones of Ebay for $6.....

 

[wolf-man-12]

When I did use them it was Red side up and White side down ~~ worked for me.!!

 

[barrabas74]

I always did white side up and only attached the line at the top.

 

[WA Martin]

Not to hijack the thread but chartreuse or orange up?

 

[hung-solo]

weighted side down.

just toss one of the red white bobbers in the water, if you see the white side floating up on its own, thats the side you use. if not, your line will twist.

 

[braillediver]

Regardless of color- this way:

 

[sherlockbonez]

Not to hijack the thread but chartreuse or orange up?

Orange when I'm fishing for deer and pheasant, chartreuse when I'm fishing for mermaids.

 

[mbjannusch]

I always just wrapped the line around the pin in the red side and double looped it so it didnt slip, thus making the white side up...