Betts Foam Float Cigar 1.50" Slim 100ct Red
Betts foam float cigar-style bobbers give you a reliable, durable option for freshwater fishing where visibility and longevity matter. At 1.50 inches in the slim profile, these floats sit high in the water column and stay there—hard foam construction resists the sinking and cracking that plague cheaper plastic alternatives. The bright red fluorescent finish cuts through glare and makes strike detection easier, whether you're fishing shallow cover or open water. A 100-count package means you're well-stocked for a full season of panfish, bluegill, and light bass work without worrying about running short.
Cigar floats are workhorses in the tackle box. Their tapered shape casts cleanly and creates minimal water disturbance—important when fish are spooky or conditions are clear. The slim diameter keeps them unobtrusive on lighter setups while the foam core ensures consistent buoyancy; you won't watch your rig slowly sink halfway through the day the way you might with cork or plastic. Red is the go-to color for visibility and, in many freshwater scenarios, doesn't seem to spook fish the way some other hues can.
Stock these in your boat, tackle bag, or cabin kit. For anglers who fish regularly and don't want to worry about float failure or constant replacement, bulk foam floats are a no-brainer investment. The price-per-float makes them practical to lose or leave at the end of a trip without heartburn.
Key Features
- Hard foam construction—no sinking or cracking like plastic floats
- Floats high and stays buoyant throughout the day
- Bright red fluorescent finish for easy visibility
- Slim cigar profile for natural presentation and clean casting
- 100-count bulk package for year-round fishing
Specifications
| Float Type | Cigar |
| Size | 1.50" |
| Profile | Slim |
| Color | Red (Fluorescent) |
| Material | Hard Foam |
| Count | 100 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between foam and plastic floats?
Foam floats resist cracking and don't absorb water over time the way plastic can. They maintain consistent buoyancy throughout the season and won't sink if cracked or damaged, making them far more reliable for regular fishing.
Will the red color spook fish?
Red is a time-tested float color for freshwater fishing and doesn't typically spook bass, panfish, or bluegill. The bright fluorescent finish makes it easier for you to spot strikes without compromising fish response.
Are these floats suitable for saltwater fishing?
These are designed as freshwater floats. Always verify compatibility with your target species and environment before use in different conditions.
How many floats are in the package?
Each pack contains 100 floats, giving you plenty for a full season of fishing or to keep backup stock in your tackle collection.

