Betts Spring Stick Unweighted Pear 1.25" Red/White 50ct

The Betts Spring Stick Unweighted Pear bobber is a classic float choice for panfish and light-tackle fishing where a sensitive presentation matters. This 1.25-inch pear-shaped bobber comes unweighted, giving you full control over how much split shot or weight you add below the float—a key advantage when you're matching weight to water conditions or adjusting your depth on the fly. The red and white finish is high-visibility in most light, helping you track your float and detect subtle takes at a glance.

Spring-stick bobbers use a clip mechanism that grips your line without knots, making them fast to deploy and easy to adjust your fishing depth without retying. The unweighted design keeps things simple and cost-effective: you're not paying for built-in weight you might not need, and you can dial in exactly the buoyancy profile your rig demands. Whether you're working a weed edge for bluegill, suspended crappie in deeper water, or live-bait presentations in calm ponds, these floats let you fine-tune your setup without fumbling with knots.

This 50-count pack gives you enough floats to stock your tackle box, share with fishing buddies, or rotate through the season as floats wear or get lost. At this volume, you can experiment with different weight combinations and presentations without worrying about your float supply. A versatile, no-nonsense choice for panfish and light-tackle anglers who want control and visibility in one simple package.

Key Features

• Unweighted design—you control the ballast to match your rig and conditions
• Pear-shaped profile for stable, natural bobbing motion
• Red/white finish for easy visual tracking
• Spring-stick clip mechanism for quick line attachment and depth adjustment
• 1.25-inch size—ideal for panfish and light-tackle presentations
• 50-count bulk pack for value and stocking your tackle box

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the advantage of an unweighted bobber?

Unweighted floats let you customize the amount of weight below your bobber to match water depth, fish behavior, and weather. You only add the split shot or weight you need, keeping your rig sensitive and responsive.

What kind of fish is this bobber suited for?

The 1.25-inch pear bobber is sized for panfish—bluegill, crappie, perch, and other light-tackle species—though it works anywhere you want a visible, stable float for shallow to moderate depths.

How do you adjust depth with a spring-stick bobber?

The spring-stick clip grips your line at any point, so you can slide it up or down your line to change your hook depth without removing the bobber or retying knots.

Why buy a 50-count pack?

Bulk packs reduce per-float cost and ensure you have spares for the season. Bobbers get lost, worn, or damaged—having a full supply means you're never caught short on the water.