Betts Peg Foam Float Oval 2.00" 100ct Red/White
The Betts Peg Foam Float Oval 2.00" is a workhorse bobber for anglers who want dependable, damage-resistant floats that stay put through a full day on the water. Built from hard foam rather than plastic or balsa, these ovals deliver the durability serious fishermen need—no cracks, no water absorption, no sudden sinking mid-cast. The bright red and white fluorescent finish cuts through glare and waves, keeping your rig visible in changing light and chop, which matters when you're watching for strikes from a distance.
Pack of 100 makes these floats an economical choice for tackle boxes and live-bait rigs. Whether you're running a set line, soaking shiners in a shallow lake, or suspending live minnows off structure, foam floats that hold their buoyancy day after day beat replacements that waterlog or split. The 2.00" size works across a range of freshwater and saltwater applications—dial in your depth with a split shot or two and fish with the confidence that your float won't fail you.
Hard foam construction means zero maintenance and zero surprises. Drop them in your tackle bag, tie them on, and fish. No worrying about compression damage or UV degradation the way you might with softer materials. Red/white visibility is the standard for good reason—it works.
Key Features
- Hard foam construction resists breakage, cracks, and water absorption
- Fluorescent red and white finish for high visibility in sun and overcast conditions
- Oval shape provides stable, upright float position
- 2.00" size suitable for shallow to moderate depth presentations
- 100-count bulk pack reduces cost per float
- Durable and maintenance-free
Specifications
| Float Type | Peg / Stick Oval Bobber |
| Material | Hard Foam |
| Size | 2.00 inches |
| Color | Red/White Fluorescent |
| Quantity | 100 count |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between foam and plastic bobbers?
Foam floats like these don't absorb water, crack, or become brittle in sun the way plastic bobbers can. They maintain buoyancy indefinitely and handle rough handling without damage—a key advantage if you fish frequently or store floats loose in a tackle bag.
Will the 2.00" size work for the fish I'm targeting?
A 2.00" oval works well for panfish, small bass, pike, and many saltwater species where you're fishing shallow to moderate depths. For larger live baits or deeper presentations, you may prefer a larger float; for tiny bluegill rigs, consider smaller. Size choice depends on your bait weight and target depth.
Why buy 100 floats at once?
Floats get lost—snagged on retrieves, bitten off by fish, left hanging from a brush pile. A bulk pack ensures you're never short and keeps your cost per float low, especially useful if you set multiple lines or fish frequently enough to wear through gear.
Are these floats visible enough in poor light?
The fluorescent red and white finish provides solid visibility in daylight and overcast conditions. For low-light or night fishing, consider floats with built-in glow or LED options if visibility is critical to your setup.

