Couple years ago I hit one of the Sportsman shows and they had a guy selling plastic bobber stops, they looked like a clam shell and you just squeezed them together where you wanted them on your line.
Looked like they adjusted easily enough and were a lot quicker than the standard stop that I’ve been using.
Well, I just found them in the bag I had put away so I wouldn’t lose them and wondering if anybody else has tried them?
Tia
Al
I didn’t like them for open water fishing. I’m usually casting the line out and they would get hung up. They may work for ice fishing or possibly on a lindy rig to adjust the leader length.
There are some plastic bobber stops that I found at JR’s tackle this summer that do work real well. They are a low profile and stay where you put them on the line. They are easy to adjust too.
i bought some of them also, i too did not like them. they get hung up all the time and just dont stay on. i would have a hard time getting them to close.
I remember the guy did mention that they were sized for different line diameters and you had to be careful to get the right one on the right line.
I bought a pack for 4-6 and 8# mono each.
He seemed to get them to stay in place and said “they will go though guides well, as they are football shaped.
Maybe it’s good I only bought a couple bucks worth.. 
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