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| Model TD Code | Description | Size | Color | Quantity | Price |
| 5197-307 OWN-0081 | Soft Glow Beads | Size 3 | White | 28 Pack | $2.99 USD | ||||||
| 5197-308 OWN-0078 | Soft Glow Beads | Size 3 | Green | 28 Pack | $2.99 USD | ||||||
| 5197-407 OWN-0082 | Soft Glow Beads | Size 4 | White | 24 Pack | $2.99 USD | ||||||
| 5197-408 OWN-0079 | Soft Glow Beads | Size 4 | Green | 24 Pack | $2.99 USD | ||||||
| 5197-508 OWN-0080 | Soft Glow Beads | Size 5 | Green | 22 Pack | $2.99 USD | ||||||
Owner 5197 Soft Glow Beads come with a through-hole design, slides on line and leaders for attracting walleyes, trout, salmon and more. Slide over hook eye to protect knots. Phosphor-charged, they're also a natural for using with saltwater Sabiki rigs. Range up to 1/4-inch diameter in white, green and Pink glow-in-the-dark colors.
4.5 Stars based on 14 reviews
By Gary C.
Hillsboro
Squishy!
April 21, 2022
Crucial for our soft spinners.
Pros
- Glow well and look good.
By Zhang
Texas
Good
January 26, 2022
Size small
By Papa
New Jersey
Line keeper
June 16, 2021
Keeps line knots and terminal tackle from being in to far, especially with my young grandsons.
Pros
- All good
Cons
- None
By aaron
California
A tackle box staple.
April 22, 2021
Always good to have some of these on my rigs. Works good and holds up.
By Millard
Cape Cod
Good beads
April 29, 2020
These beads do the job when tying teasers or fluke rigs. I purchased the green and white beads. They block the teaser from sliding down the hook and the glow is a benefit. I wish they would make one size larger, as they are pretty small.
By Millard
Massachusetts
Beads
April 3, 2020
Small beads used for a fluke rig
Pros
- The slid down 50lb. mono with no issue. More soft than a hard bead
Cons
- I would like to see a larger size and in more colors than green
By Jeff
Liberty, MO
Good bead
March 16, 2020
These are are good bead but I thought that they might have been a little bigger than I what they were.
By tom
sc
very nice for the price
March 4, 2020
little small for chicken rigs
By william
fishkill, NY
good for rigs
April 28, 2019
this are good for making your own rigs
By Bill F.
Converse Texas
Great for rigging.
December 20, 2017
Use for bottom fishing rigs...durable...multi colors
Pros
- lasting glow...easy to use.
Cons
- none
By John
Magnolia, Texas
UV is better
April 10, 2017
Google search fish vision and UV and you'll see why these beads outperform most others.
By Marcelle
Quincy, MA
Fit for purpose
February 25, 2016
The image on the display does not provide an accurate enough indication of the size. As such I had to order a number of different size Glow beads. I was finally able to settle on this size. They have been very useful and I have since ordered some more.
By Db
new york, NY
glow beads
May 12, 2015
It is glow in the dark beads.
of course owener stuff is expansive..
this is abiut 3-4mm size bead actually works fir fluke in the night fishing..
it out fished no beads rig
of course owener stuff is expansive..
this is abiut 3-4mm size bead actually works fir fluke in the night fishing..
it out fished no beads rig
By Db
new york, NY
for fluke
March 24, 2015
Use thus bead to make fluke rig.
glow in the dark. Seems like fish like it..
high quality rubber kind plastic..
glow in the dark. Seems like fish like it..
high quality rubber kind plastic..
8 Questions &
8 Answers
Darius
from Michigan asked:
August 30, 2022
Do these float?
1 Answer
Hi Darius, The Owner Soft Glow Beads are not designed to float but may suspend in the water. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!
Submitted by:
Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on August 31, 2022
Joe
from Greensboro, GA asked:
December 5, 2021
What are the lengths of each size?
1 Answer
Hi Joe, According to Owner, The Owner 5197 Soft Glow Beads have sizes by diameter: #3 - 1/8"inch, #4 - 3/16"inch, #5 - 1/4"inch. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on December 7, 2021
Chris
from Florida asked:
May 3, 2021
How many come in a pack and what are these numbers I can pick from
1 Answer
Chris,
The quantity per pack vary by size. Screenshot attached for more information.
Submitted by:
Brian
on May 6, 2021
Forrest
from Ocean City, Maryland asked:
December 8, 2020
What size do you recommend for 50lb flurocarbon sea bass rig?
1 Answer
Any of these bead sizes will fit on 50# flouro I would get both the size 3 and 4 for tying seabass rigs
Submitted by:
Alex T
on December 10, 2020
Jim Hancharick
from Pennsylvania asked:
May 20, 2020
Can you explain the size 3, 4, 5 in reference to millimetres, very difficult to determine from the picture. Looking to use on fluke and sea bass rigs.
1 Answer
Hello Jim,
The #3 is 1/8", the #4 is 3/16", and the #5 is 1/4". I hope this helps, tight lines!
Submitted by:
B. Smith
on May 20, 2020
SCANU
from French polynesia, Tahiti asked:
April 11, 2020
What is the inner diameter for the bigger one ?
1 Answer
The largest Owner bead has a diameter of 1/4in.
Submitted by:
Sydney
on April 11, 2020
Kirk Temple
from Muskegon,Mi 49441 asked:
April 19, 2018
Are these the old style oval bead and not the new style with faceted sides?
I’m looking for the ones like in the picture
Thank you
1 Answer
The Owner 5197 Soft Glow Beads are the new style with faceted sides.
Submitted by:
Donald
on April 20, 2018
Robert Vinson
from Fl asked:
February 4, 2017
What size is larger, #3 or #5
1 Answer
Size 5 is larger.
Submitted by:
John
on February 8, 2017
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