Pre-Rigged Catfish Float Rigs – Double Rattle Beads | Reeclara
Pre-Rigged Catfish Float Rigs – Double Rattle Beads | Reeclara
Pre-Rigged Catfish Float Rigs | Double Rattle Beads
#5/0, #6/0 or #8/0 – Ready to Fish Instantly
Choose 2.4″, 1.8″ or 3″ EVA floats, each pre-assembled on a 23″ (584 mm) 55 lb test leader—perfect for channel catfish, blues and trophy flatheads.
Cast quickly—no knot tying required
Each rig is snell-knotted and hand-tied for reliability. Clip on, bait up and start catching—zero set-up time.
High-visibility floats that adjust easily
Colourful red, green and yellow EVA floats lift bait above snags and keep it in the strike zone. Slide-stopper design enables quick depth changes mid-session.
Loud rattles + razor hooks = fish on
Dual rattle beads create vibration and sound to attract strikes. Sharp offset circle hooks bite instantly and hold firm throughout the fight.
All-in-one kit for freshwater predators
Includes floats, hooks, rattle beads, bobber stops, luminous beads and barrel swivels—mix-and-match for lakes, rivers or current-driven rigs.
Specifications
| Hook Size | Float L × Ø | Leader | Tension | Pieces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #5/0 | 2.4″ × 0.7″ (60 × 18 mm) | 23″ / 584 mm | 55 lb | 3 pcs |
| #6/0 | 1.8″ × 0.7″ (46 × 18 mm) | 23″ / 584 mm | 55 lb | 6 pcs |
| #8/0 | 3.0″ × 0.8″ (75 × 21 mm) | 23″ / 584 mm | 55 lb | 3 / 6 pcs |
| Materials | EVA floats • Coated 7-strand leader • Carbon-steel circle hooks • ABS rattle beads | |||
FAQ
Q1 | Which float type should I use?
Cigar-shaped floats work better in moving water; oval floats suit still water or slow drifting.
Q2 | Can I double up on hooks?
Yes—use the extra hook to build a stinger rig for short-strike or big-cut-bait setups.
Q3 | How do I tweak the depth?
Adjust the bobber stop on the line or move the float plug up/down to raise or lower the bait.
Q4 | Are the hooks barbed?
Yes, each hook has a barbed, offset point and forged shaft for solid hooksets and secure holds.
Q5 | Any fish besides catfish?
Absolutely—these rigs also work on striped bass, pike, walleye and other aggressive predators.