Dropping Long Range Bombs Northland’s new balsa Lite-Bite Round and Casting Bobbers fly far and cast long

Dropping Long Range Bombs

Northland’s new balsa Lite-Bite Round and Casting Bobbers fly far and cast long

BEMIDJI, Minn. (September 8, 2021) – Sometimes, you need to cast a country mile. Crappies start crashing on baitfish and you don’t want to disrupt the frenzy. You’re anchored and bluegills are popping in far away lily pads. Windblown walleyes are up against a rocky bank and you don’t want to risk a mangled prop. In all cases, the bobber and bait need to launch like a catapult. Fortunately, Northland’s new Lite-Bite Casting and Round Bobbers were conceived for making over-the-horizon casts.

The balsawood Lite-Bite Casting Bobber features a military-style aerodynamic profile, intended for rocketry distances and traveling tangle-free in the air. Aiding and abetting the trajectory, Northland has included a lead weight just above the bottom spring-clip, adding both mass and a nosecone for long, straight firing casts.

Lite-Bite Casting Bobber

The bulbous, balsawood Lite-Bite Round Bobber is equally armed for long flights, and its increased size is ideal for buoying larger bait, like shiners, fatheads, chubs and light sucker minnows.

Both the Lite-Bite Casting and Round Bobbers are meticulously painted and then coated with a clear lacquer finish to mitigate chipping. You’ll also appreciate the color spectrum. The stems are painted fluorescent orange, the brilliant brightness continuing onto the top of the body. At that point, florescent yellow takes over, greeting a white stripe and finishing into a rich and natural stained wood. The vibrant colors yield extreme visibility at distances and during low-light conditions, while also serving as metering to determine how sensitive the bobber is set, as determined by the mass of sinkers, size of the bait and or weight of the jig. The lower it floats on the surface, the more sensitive the setting.

Both models sport easy switch, dual spring clips, one each on top and bottom. Anglers can quickly upsize or downsize float size, and without damaging the fishing line. For bombing big casts and maintaining tightrope shots, it’s recommended to secure the line on both spring clips.

Bombs away, says Bro. Northland pro and angler’s favorite Brian “Bro” Brosdahl relies on weighted bobbers to reach shallow-going spring panfish. “Springtime is the best panfish bite of the year, but fish can be really shallow and easily spooked. It’s common to find crappies and bluegills in one- to three-feet of water. The Lite-Bite Casting Bobber let’s me back off the fish and hurl 50-, 100-feet or more. Casting distance is especially important in clear water.”

Bro relies on the Lite-Bite Round Bobber as well. He unleashes them when extra visibility is required. “In low-light conditions, or throwing super long, the wider profile of the Lite-Bite Round Bobber keeps my eye on the ball,” said Bro. To that, he likes them for walleye fishing up against rock banks, as they’re easily seen and can handle some banging against the hard structure.

The verdict is in. If you’re in hot pursuit of shallow ranging fish, the jury says you need the long-casting performance of Northland’s new Lite-Bite Casting and Round Bobbers.

Lite-Bite Round Bobber

Lite-Bite Casting Bobber

  • Made from genuine balsawood
  • Exceptionally buoyant
  • Detects light bites from finicky fish
  • Aerodynamics shape and heavy weight casts like a bullet
  • Easy switch dual spring clip design
  • Available in three sizes (5/8-, ¾- and 7/8-inch)
  • 2 per card MSRP $6.59
  • 25 bulk MSRP $3.19 each

Lite-Bite Round Casting Bobber

  • Made from genuine balsawood
  • Exceptionally buoyant
  • Detects light bites from finicky fish
  • Easy switch dual spring clip design
  • Available in three sizes (3/4-, 1- and 1-1/2-inch)
  • 2 per card MSRP $6.59
  • 25 bulk MSRP $3.19 each

Available Spring 2022.

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In 1975, a young Northwoods fishing guide named John Peterson started pouring jigs and tying tackle for his clients in a small remote cabin in northern Minnesota. The lures were innovative, made with high quality components, and most importantly, were catching fish when no other baits were working! Word spread like wildfire, the phone started ringing… and the Northland Fishing Tackle® brand was in hot demand! For 40 years now, John and the Northland® team have been designing, testing and perfecting an exclusive line of products that catch fish like no other brand on the market today. Manufactured in the heart of Minnesota’s finest fishing waters, Northland® is one of the country’s leading producers of premium quality jigs, live bait rigs, spinnerbaits and spoons for crappies, bluegills, perch, walleyes, bass, trout, northern pike and muskies.

ABOUT Bagley Bait Company

The personality of any company comes from its founder. Jim Bagley was an inventive, fun-loving, passionate fisherman who became one the most respected legends in the fishing tackle industry. In late 2010, Jarmo Rapala and a group of investors bought Bagley Bait Company. As an admirer of Jim Bagley for his attention to quality and of his product ingenuity and innovation, Jarmo initiated significant changes in operations, enhanced production processes and quality control. Now in 2020, Northland® Fishing Tackle, along with Jarmo as its Chief Lure Designer, maintain the legacy of creating premium balsa crankbaits and topwater lures, as well as jigs and spoons for both freshwater and saltwater anglers.