Comal Cigar Float 2.00" 100/bag Orange

If you fish for catfish, bass, or anything else that responds to live bait, you know a good float keeps your rig at the right depth and telegraphs every bump and take. The Comal Cigar Float 2.00" in orange is purpose-built for anglers who want a reliable, visible bobber that won't quit. At 2 inches long, this cigar-shaped float delivers the classic profile that's proven on everything from still-water lakes to slow rivers—it's buoyant enough to hold live shiners, crawdads, or shiners without bogging down, yet sensitive enough to register light strikes.

You get 100 floats per bag, so you'll have backups for every trip, spares for snagged lines, and enough to keep fishing while you're tying new rigs. The bright orange color cuts through morning glare and stays visible in dappled light, letting you watch for the subtle pause that signals a bite. Cigar floats are easier to cast than ball-style bobbers and less likely to tangle on the retrieve—a real advantage when you're working shallow grass or timber.

Whether you're targeting catfish in farm ponds, bass along the banks, or panfish in a small lake, these floats are a no-fuss, proven choice. Buy them by the hundred and focus on fishing, not managing your tackle inventory.

Key Features

• 2.00" cigar-shaped profile for reliable buoyancy and visibility
• Bright orange finish stands out in varied light conditions
• 100 floats per bag—bulk supply for frequent anglers
• Classic design that works for catfish, bass, panfish, and live-bait applications
• Less prone to tangles than bulbous bobbers

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I use these floats for?

Comal Cigar Floats work well for any species you fish with live bait: catfish, bass, panfish, and more. The 2-inch size is versatile enough for small shiners or crawdads and handles a range of water conditions.

How many floats come in a bag?

Each bag contains 100 floats, giving you a substantial supply for regular fishing trips and replacements when floats are lost or damaged.

Why choose a cigar float over other bobber shapes?

Cigar-shaped floats cast easier than round ball-style bobbers, are less likely to tangle during the retrieve, and offer a good balance of buoyancy and strike sensitivity for most live-bait fishing situations.

Will the orange color fade or wear off?

We don't have detailed information on finish durability. For specifics about paint longevity under sun and water exposure, contact Comal Floats directly.