What is your favorite popping cork?
 

Looking in my bags this weekend i noticed i'm down to just two popping corks left (probably all i need for the next year or two but...) I've been using the Mid Coast ones and liked em but since i'm about to make an order any favorites out there?

#cajunthunder

not sure of the name but they are the green and orange plastic rattling ones. can be bought at WM and academy. academy sells 3 packs for a great price.

yep yep!! They have the brass balls and you can hear them click (like shrimp do) all the way back to the boat

I like the ones that have a skull top as a beed. I can't remember the brand name. But I like the sound

Yellowmouth baits! those just happen to be my favorite too for several reasons

I needs to get some more. Where can I buy them?

west side - at Cajun Tackle, LCT or Cajun Fast Mart. I think Pack and Paddle is carrying them and then there is Country Station.
or PM JChief on here

Yellowmouth, I gets mine at CFMart

No where on the internet correct?

egg shaped clip on w/ rattle. red ones and chartreuse ones

Attachment 84872I'm ol' fashion...the smallest h@h makes in a un-weighted version. Use with 1/8 to no larger than 1/4oz. In clear water I sometimes paint the cork black.

Bingo. $1.29 for a two pack. Easy on easy off. I don't like the kind you have to tie directly to.

Buy titanium instead of steel. Steel is good for about a couple hours. Let one big red crush your cork and it's over if it's not titanium. Most brands sell both. Titanium is more expensive but worth it.

I beg to differ

Boat monkey. Has a stainless steel washer that protects the cork from the bottom bead. I use braid so my pops are extra..... Poppy.

I like that those

Boat Monkey cigar shape

Country Station has YMB bang time corks. Very good quality that is all we use.


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I really like the Cajun Thunder but I like these old fashioned ones to use as a slip cork when fishing deeper water esp. off jetties so not to get hung up on the submerged rocks. Just run the line through the hole in the stick with a bead and adjust the thread on your line for depth.