Betts Slip Stick Pear 1.00" 50ct Red/White
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The Betts Slip Stick Pear 1.00" slip float is built for anglers who want simplicity and control in shallow to medium-depth water. This 50-count pack gives you a reliable workhorse float for everything from panfish to small bass, with the red-and-white visibility pattern that keeps you locked onto your line in varied light. The pear-shaped body rides stable and casts clean, making it a natural choice for live bait rigs where adjustable depth matters.
What makes slip floats practical is the ability to set them at different depths without swapping gear. The built-in bobber stop on the stick lets you dial in exactly where your bait rides, then adjust on the next cast if the fish move. A 50-count package means you're stocked for a full season of creek trips, pond fishing, or weekend outings without rationing.
The foam construction keeps these floats durable through regular use. The 1.00" size hits the sweet spot for most freshwater presentations—large enough to support live bait and weight without being so bulky it spooks fish in clear water. Whether you're a dock-and-wait angler or someone who likes to work different depths throughout the day, this slip stick design gets out of the way and lets your presentation do the talking.
Key Features
- Plastic stick through hard foam design for durability and consistent floating
- Built-in bobber stop on the stick—no separate stops to fuss with
- Slip configuration allows variable depth adjustment without changing floats
- Red-and-white color pattern for high visibility in sunlight and overcast conditions
- 50-count pack for extended use
- Pear shape provides stable, easy casting
Specifications
| Float Size | 1.00 inch |
| Count per Pack | 50 |
| Color | Red and White |
| Float Type | Slip stick |
| Construction | Plastic stick, hard foam body |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I adjust the depth without changing floats?
Yes—that's the whole point of the slip design. The bobber stop on the stick lets you set your bait at the depth you want, and you can adjust it up or down between casts without swapping floats.
What's the difference between slip floats and fixed floats?
Fixed floats are tied to your line at one spot and stay there. Slip floats slide on your line, stopped only by the bobber stop, so you can fish deeper water with a shorter rod and adjust your depth on the fly.
Is 50 floats enough for a full season?
For most anglers, yes. Fifty floats is a solid supply for casual to regular fishing. You'll lose a few to snags or tangles, but this pack should carry you through many outings without running out.
What size rod and reel does this work with?
These floats work with standard spinning or baitcasting setups. The 1.00" size is versatile enough for light to medium freshwater rigs, but exact compatibility depends on your line weight and target species.
