Betts Peg Foam Float Oval 2.50" 100ct Red/White

Build a better bobber rig with the Betts Peg Foam Float Oval 2.50" 100ct Red/White set. These hard foam floats deliver the durability serious anglers need when you're running dozens of lines or restocking a tackle box. Unlike plastic bobbers that crack, split, or waterlog over time, foam floats maintain consistent buoyancy through a full season of casting, snagging brush, and heavy use—the kind of reliability that matters when you're fishing hard, not playing it safe.

The fluorescent red and white finish cuts through glare and low-light conditions, making it easier to track your bobber across distance and watch for the subtle dip that signals a bite. Each float is pre-drilled for peg attachment, so you can rig them quickly without fumbling with springs or clips. A 100-count package means you've got backup floats for when tangles happen or when you want to run multiple rigs at once.

At 2.50 inches, these ovals suit panfish, light bass, and saltwater inshore applications where you need a float that won't overpower your presentation but will hold up to abuse. Keep a pack in your boat, truck, and kit—at this count, you won't run short mid-season, and the cost per float won't sting when one ends up in the trees.

Key Features

• Hard foam construction resists cracking, splitting, and water absorption
• Fluorescent red/white finish for high visibility in sun and low light
• Pre-drilled for peg-style rigging
• 100-count bulk pack—stock backup floats and rig multiple lines
• 2.50" oval shape suitable for panfish and light inshore applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these foam floats eventually get waterlogged or sink?

No. Hard foam floats maintain buoyancy over time and won't absorb water the way plastic bobbers do, so they'll keep fishing at full height throughout the season.

What size fish and rigs are these floats meant for?

At 2.50 inches, these work well for panfish, light bass applications, and saltwater inshore fishing where you need a float that provides support without overkill.

How do I rig these floats?

They're pre-drilled for peg-style attachment, so you insert the peg through the hole to secure the float to your line at your desired depth.

Why buy a 100-count pack?

A large bulk pack ensures you always have backup floats on hand, covers losses to snags and tangles, and lets you rig multiple lines without rationing. At per-float cost, bulk buying saves money too.