Bobber stops and micro eyes

[FishGut]

Open water or on the ice: what do you use that can slip through the micro eye guides?

[matzilla]

what ice rod are you using that has micro guides?

Open water i usually don't slip bobber tooo deep but a simple string type bobber stop flows through the small pac bay minimas on the st croix panfish series rods decently. Just trim the tag ends to be very short

[tomturkey]

I do not know if they would go through micro eyes or not. I found some slip bobber knots that  go through the guides on the fly rods I fish pan fish with. The are fine sting that makes a small knot. All other knots I would try were too big and hang up in the snake guides changing the depth.

They came from Fishers Bait and Tackle in White Pigeon MI. PH 269 483 7861 This is from an old package so i am not sure if they are still in business.

[hardwater diehard]

what ice rod are you using that has micro guides?

Open water i usually don't slip bobber tooo deep but a simple string type bobber stop flows through the small pac bay minimas on the st croix panfish series rods decently. Just trim the tag ends to be very short

X2...the rubber ones work also but hard to move up and down light line .

[hawg]

Most places have both the thick and thin string type, just look. Used to be color coded pink and green but that kind of went away from the old Lindy days. Not sure any will work well with micro guides, but they seem to be going away too. Never seen them on an ice rod.

[slipperybob]

If passing through the micro size line guides...good old mono fishing line, the colored kind or just mark it up with a marker.  If you can tie a fishing uni knot then you're good.  Just need to figure which line diameter will work for you, or rather say work for the bead to.  10# 14# or even 20# mono for a string bobber stop.

[matzilla]

Most places have both the thick and thin string type, just look. Used to be color coded pink and green but that kind of went away from the old Lindy days. Not sure any will work well with micro guides, but they seem to be going away too. Never seen them on an ice rod.

https://stopperlures.com/collections/stop-knots-bobber-stops/products/stop-knots-bobber-stops

[Tuma]

I would just use a different rod that had the right size guides.