Betts Foam Float Cigar 1.50" Slim 100ct Green

The Betts Foam Float Cigar 1.50" Slim in green is a workhorse slip-bobber for anglers targeting panfish, bass, and other species in shallow to moderate depths. Built from hard foam instead of plastic, these floats won't crack, chip, or absorb water over a season of hard use—they stay buoyant and reliable in your tackle box and on the water. The slim 1.50-inch profile keeps them light on the line, making them ideal for finesse presentations where a smaller, less visible float matters.

The bright fluorescent green finish cuts through glare and makes tracking your float easier in variable light, whether you're fishing early morning, overcast days, or into dusk. A 100-count pack means you've got spares for lost floats, damaged gear, or a full tournament day without worrying about running out. Whether you're a panfish specialist, a bass angler working shallow cover, or simply prefer traditional float-and-live-bait tactics, foam floats offer durability and visibility that plastic can't match.

These are straightforward, no-nonsense floats designed to be rigged on your line and forgotten—until your bobber goes under. Keep a pack in your boat, truck, or tackle bag as a reliable go-to option for any shallow-water presentation.

Key Features

• Hard foam construction resists cracking, chipping, and water absorption
• Bright fluorescent green finish for high visibility in variable light
• Slim 1.50-inch profile for light, finesse presentations
• 100-count bulk pack for backup floats and regular use
• Ideal for panfish, bass, and shallow-water live-bait rigging

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between foam and plastic floats?

Foam floats are harder and more durable than plastic. They won't crack from impact, sun damage, or temperature changes, and they don't absorb water, so they maintain consistent buoyancy throughout the season. Plastic floats are cheaper but degrade faster and can become waterlogged or brittle over time.

Will the green color spook fish?

The bright fluorescent green is visible to you, the angler—not to fish below the surface. The color helps you track your bobber in sunlight and low-light conditions. Fish respond to the float's size and presentation, not its color on the line.

What species can I use these for?

The slim 1.50-inch size works well for panfish, bluegill, crappie, and smaller bass in shallow water. They're also useful for live-bait presentations targeting other species in weeds, around structure, and in shallow flats where a traditional bobber makes sense.

What does 100ct mean?

You get 100 individual floats in the pack. This gives you plenty of spares for lost floats, damaged gear, or a full day of fishing without running out.