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Redi Rig W-2PKDS300-2PKT Release Floats 2pk

Redi Rig W-2PKDS300-2PKT Release Floats 2pk

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Saltwater:  RediRig's most popular float with Striper and Tuna fisherman. Countless Pros rely on his float to hookup with 30+ pound fish for their clients. Easy to use and reliable. It's a must for your tackle box if you target these fish.


Freshwater: If you fish for landlocked Stripers this float will increase your hookups. Be sure to use circle hooks with this rig to increase your catch ratio. Floating suckers under this float for Muskies and large Pike will have your rods bending this season.

RediRig release floats let you position your baits at any depth and hold it there, even on a drift or slow troll. The RediRig floats attach to your line in seconds without having to tie them to your line. On the hook-set, the pull on line releases the line from the rubber grips then slides freely along your line, so you can land the fish without stopping to fight the tackle.

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4.5 Stars based on 9 reviews
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By Pete
Florida Keys
Bobber came off
April 14, 2020
The first time I used the bobber I was bridge fishing. It is 15 to 20 feet to the water and I let the rig fall to the water. The bobber came off my 50# braid. I was able to get my bobber back when wind a current moved it to shore. With pliers I have crimped the line clip tighter.
By Anthony
Gloucester, MA
Great Product
May 27, 2019
Quick and easy for rigging for Stripers. Ideal for live bait
ProsEasy to use
By Jason
Atlantic highlights
Great product.
January 28, 2019
Great product for drifting eels.
By John
, virginia
Great for drifting/trolling live bait!!
September 28, 2018
Love these floats!! I use to use balloons to take the weight of the line off my bait for free lining. Once I tried these no more balloons absolutely love them easy to set depth easy to put on line less resistance on strike because the break away instantly!
ProsTake the weight of the line off your live bait for long free lines No resistance on strike
ConsNone
By Mike
Lewisberry, PA
Great floats but had issue with braided line
June 29, 2018
These floats work well to drift suspended bunker for striped bass back in the slick. They release well upon the fish striking. The one problem was with 30lb braid they would somehow work off the clip after a fish hits and would float freely and be lost. Lost 3 in one day. After I started using mono this issue was resolved.
ProsReleases after fish hits. Easy to see in the water. Multiple sizes available for different weight baits.
ConsDidn't work well with braid for me.
By Pete S.
Levittown,Pennsylvania
Great Float.
July 3, 2017
These floats were just what I needed for stripers. The line lock works flawless. High visibility. Its all about controlled depth fishing. I use these floats with live eels..The first time I used it I caught a 27 inch striper.. They just work great. Follow all the directions and catch fish...
ProsEasy to use.Great for controlled depth fishing.Float will not get caught up on line when fighting a fish.
Consnone.
By Dave
Baltimore Maryland
A must Have
June 21, 2017
These are the best i have ever used. Super easy to set up and adjustable pressure points. Once you try these, you will lose all your old ones.
ProsEasy to set up and use. Work great.
ConsNone
By AL
amherst, ma
Redi Rig Floats
August 20, 2015
Excellent product, will take a lot of abuse. Much better than plastic.
Proshigh visibility will take a lot of abuse ride on line after a strike
ConsNone
By Junior N.
Saint Lucia
Good floats
January 13, 2015
It very good float ball.
ProsVery easy to setup and release .
Consnoene
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AL
from Amherst, MA asked:
July 26, 2015
Are these redi rig floats plastic?
1 Answer
Hello Al. These are made of a high density foam.
Submitted by: Brandon on July 27, 2015

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