Arnold Speed Bumps 12-20lb 15ct Blister Pack

Arnold Speed Bumps are a pack of 15 bobber stops designed to work across a range of line weights from 12 to 20 pounds. If you're rigging live bait or suspending lures at a specific depth—whether you're fishing shallow weed edges, mid-water structure, or adjusting on the fly for changing conditions—speed bumps give you quick, reliable depth control without cutting and retying. They're small, simple, and built to stay put once you set them.

Bobber stops are one of those terminal tackle essentials that don't get much fanfare until you need to change your presentation depth fast. The 15-count blister pack gives you enough to work a full day on the water, experiment with different depths, or rebuild rigs without worrying you'll run short. They're compatible with 12- to 20-pound line, so they'll work across most light- to medium-power freshwater setups—panfish, crappie, and bass anglers will find them especially useful.

Speed bumps are also a great backup to keep in your tackle box. They're inexpensive to stock, take up almost no space, and can turn a mediocre fishing day into a productive one by letting you dial in the exact depth where fish are feeding. Simple tools like these often make the biggest difference on the water.

Key Features

• Fifteen bobber stops per pack—enough for a full day and backups
• Rated for 12–20 pound line, suitable for most freshwater rigs
• Allows quick, tool-free depth adjustment without retying
• Compact and lightweight for easy storage in tackle bags

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What line weights do Arnold Speed Bumps work on?

These bobber stops are rated for 12- to 20-pound line, making them suitable for light- to medium-power freshwater setups used for panfish, crappie, bass, and similar species.

How many bobber stops come in a pack?

Each blister pack contains 15 bobber stops, giving you plenty for a day on the water and spares for your tackle box.

Can I use these to quickly change depth without retying?

Yes. Bobber stops are designed to slide on your line and lock in place at your chosen depth, allowing fast adjustments without cutting and retying rigs.

What's the difference between a bobber stop and pegging?

A bobber stop locks your bobber at a fixed depth on your line. Pegging typically refers to stopping a sliding sinker or tube jig on a line. These Arnold stops work as bobber stops to control your bobber position, letting you fish at precise depths.