Cast Further with the Comal Tackle Weighted Snap-On Float Upgrade your standard bobber setup with the Comal Tackle Weighted Snap-On Float. Unlike traditional plastic floats that can crack or fill with water, these are constructed from high-density, close-textured foam. This "unbreakable" design ensures your float won't sink when submerged or shatter if it hits the rocks. The added weight at the base of the float provides two major advantages: it significantly increases your casting distance—even in windy conditions—and it ensures the float sits upright immediately upon hitting the water, giving you better visibility and faster strike detection. Available Sizes & Specs We stock the classic Red & White (RW) Oval/Cigar style in the following configurations: Size Style Part Number Quantity 2.0" Weighted Oval/Cigar WOS200RW 3 per pack 2.5" Weighted Oval/Cigar WOS250RW 2 per pack Key Features Patented Double-Lock: Features Comal’s "Dura-lock" design to prevent the float from sliding up or down your line during aggressive casts. Tough Foam Construction: Resists water absorption and won't crack like hollow plastic bobbers. Weighted Design: Perfect for reaching distant honey holes and maintaining a stable profile in choppy water. Easy Snap-On Rigging: Spring-loaded clips allow for instant attachment or adjustment without cutting your line. 🎣 Rigging Instructions Depress the Spring: Push down on the top button to reveal the bottom hook. Attach Lower Hook: Loop your fishing line around the bottom hook. Attach Upper Hook: While holding the button down, guide the line into the top hook located under the button cap. Release: Let go of the button to "lock" the line in place. For extra security in heavy current, use the Double-Lock method by looping the line around each hook twice. 💡 Pro Tip These weighted foam floats are a secret weapon for shore-bound catfish anglers. The extra weight allows you to launch heavier baits (like cut shad or dip bait) much further into river channels where larger fish congregate, while the foam body provides enough buoyancy to keep that heavy tackle from dragging on the bottom.
