How do I keep slip bobbers from freezing up while ice fishing outside of a shack?? Usually when I fish outside I just use a jigging rod with a fixed bobber, which works fine, but gets to be hard when the hands get cold. If anyone has any suggestions, let me know!! Thanks. 
The Pam helps keep the ice freeze off the auger blades too!! And if you have a Mr Heater cooker stove and just happen catch a nice eater… 
Are you saying Pan or Pam?
Heylo Miss Lady, I think i can help with this “pan-pam” dilemma were having here.
On a more serious note, not related to Prestiege Worldwide-wide-wide-wide…
Try these, they work great.
it’s the catalina wine mixer
Nice work meathead 
Gracias. 
Jim Carroll NPAA #13
I use the bobber type that keeps the line running thru the bobber below the waterline. Not the type that runs thru the bobber from the top to the bottom. As long as the line stays below the water it can not freeze
The Ice Buster is the ONLY bobbers I use in the winter, they just simpy work well.
Ice Busters are the best bobbers for winter IMHO. And there aren’t expensive. Easy to take off line too without retying.
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Ice Busters are the best bobbers for winter IMHO. And there aren’t expensive. Easy to take off line too without retying.
Agreed
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