Official Survey (fishing terminology)

[Capt Glenn]

We use corks down here. And a Mansfield Mauler is just another type of cork. Matter of fact, I've always called 'em mauler corks.

[Bowtech38]

Bobber

[Chompers]

So much to say here but I’ll follow the rules… Bobber

[Drop Tine]

Cork

[rtp]

Okay guys I forwarded all of the data to the fishing institute of Texas and the national fishing institute and the international fishing institute. They have determined that everyone who called it a bobber is a yankee.

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[Capt Glenn]

I done toll yall bobber is yankee. And that includes all you yakee Dallas-Fort peepsI bet there is less than 50 people here who can tell you what that is without Google.

Same with a "tout"

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One of my older fishing buddies still calls 'em touts. I use to call 'em touts and somewhere along the way I changed to calling them tails.

[PIOBill]

Texas Bobber

[Burnadell]

Booby.

[Buck Shot]

It’s a bobber

[IkemanTX]

Bobber, unless it is ACTUALLY made of cork. If it is made of cork, it will always be a cork.


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[Blownshelby]

Cork in a Tank for us natives

[Smart]

Official Survey (fishing terminology)

One of my older fishing buddies still calls 'em touts. I use to call 'em touts and somewhere along the way I changed to calling them tails.

I still occasionally use the word tout. My grandfather and Dad called them touts all through my younger years.

Mark me down as one who knows what a Mansfield mauler is as well.

Anybody remember the Alameda cork? Is it still in production down there?

[tx10pt]

Cork


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[Traildust]

Bobber.....but path forward I will refer to them as Bobby.

[gemini2759]

I'd like to buy a vowel Pat.

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