Betts Foam Float Cigar 2.00" 100ct Green
The Betts Foam Float Cigar 2.00" 100ct Green is a workhorse selection for anglers who want reliable, visible floats that won't let you down on the water. Whether you're fishing shallow flats, suspended live bait, or working panfish and bass, these 2-inch cigar-shaped floats deliver straightforward functionality without the headaches of plastic alternatives. A bulk pack of 100 gives you plenty to rig multiple lines, replace worn floats, or stock your tackle box for the season.
Hard foam construction means these floats are built to last. Unlike plastic floats that crack, chip, or get damaged during storage and rigging, foam bodies absorb the wear of regular use and hold up season after season. The fluorescent green finish cuts through glare and rough water, making it easy to track your line and detect subtle takes—especially critical when fishing in variable light or at distance.
The cigar profile is a proven shape for balanced buoyancy and stability. It sits high in the water column without being hyperactive, giving you a clean signal from even light-biting fish while resisting false bobbing from minor currents or wind chop. At 2 inches, this size covers a wide range of freshwater applications, from small live shiners to crawdads and topwater rigs.
Key Features
- Hard foam construction resists cracking and sinking
- Fluorescent green finish for visibility in variable light
- Cigar shape provides stable buoyancy and balanced bobbing
- 2-inch size suited to panfish, bass, and general freshwater applications
- Bulk 100-count pack—economical for frequent anglers and fleet rigging
Specifications
| Float Length | 2.00 inches |
| Float Shape | Cigar |
| Material | Hard foam |
| Color | Fluorescent green |
| Quantity Per Pack | 100 count |
| Brand | Betts Tackle |
Frequently Asked Questions
What freshwater fish and rigs work best with 2-inch cigar floats?
These floats are versatile across panfish, bass, and light-tackle freshwater fishing. They pair well with live bait rigs for bluegill, crappie, and catfish, as well as suspended bass setups. The 2-inch profile balances buoyancy for small live shiners and crawdads without overdoing it.
Why choose foam floats over plastic?
Hard foam won't crack under pressure, absorbs impact during rigging and storage, and resists the sinking that comes with plastic damage over time. Anglers who fish regularly appreciate floats that survive a full season without replacement.
Is 100 floats enough for a season?
A 100-count pack works well for anglers who fish multiple lines, rotate floats seasonally, or like to keep backups on hand. For fleet rigging or frequent replacement, buying in bulk saves money compared to smaller packs.

