Coinciding with the first fronts in August, shiners migrate much like shad in the South to shallow weedbeds in search of buffered temps

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Just put the cork on first, then add the bobber stopper and your setup will be there when you need it
Norman Fat Boy I kind of waffled back and forth about including the Norman Fat Boy on this list
Plastic baits are usually better in cold water or when attempting to get to extreme depths, though there are exceptions to both rules