Fish Eye Plastic Beads (D)
Fish Eye Plastic Beads provide essential spacing and consistent color in your walleye rig. Unlike spinning blades that create flash and vibration, these beads remain stationary, offering a steady visual attractant. Proper bead placement spaces the clevis from the hook to prevent blade interference during hookups. Typically, six #6 beads create the ideal distance for #5 to #6 Indiana or Colorado blades, with adjustments made based on bead size and blade type. These beads are a reliable component for optimizing rig performance and presentation.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Size | #6 |
| Quantity | 6 per pack |
| Application | Walleye rig spacing |
FAQ
What is the recommended number of beads for a standard walleye rig?
Six #6 beads are typically recommended to create the ideal spacing for #5 to #6 Indiana or Colorado blades.
Do these beads affect the vibration or movement of the rig?
No, these beads remain stationary and do not create vibration or flash, providing a steady visual attractant.
Can the bead size be adjusted based on blade type?
Yes, adjustments to bead size and placement are recommended based on blade type for optimal rig performance.
Julian Alsop –
These beads keep the rig clean and organized. I’ve used them with my Colorado blades and noticed better hook-up consistency. The spacing is just right and the color stands out well in the water.
Luke Cameron –
Works well with my Indiana rig. The beads stay in place and don’t move around like some other components. I appreciate the consistent color and the way they prevent blade interference.
Tim Cameron –
Great for maintaining proper distance between the hook and clevis. I’ve tried several alternatives, but these are the most reliable for my walleye fishing setup.