Bass Pro Shops® Faceted Glass Beads
These light reflecting Faceted Glass Beads have many sides to them and are extremely popular with bass and walleye fisherman. Proven fish-attractors that will not cut your line and are virtually unbreakable, these Faceted Glass Beads are critical components for Carolina rigging. When paired with another Faceted Glass Bead or a weight, these flashy glass beads create a loud clanking noise.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by BASSFISH66 glass beads
standard beads I have used for years on my carolina rigs they work very well. The price is a little steep for the number of beads you get.
April 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by trophylad These Are The Beads To Use
I use these beads in Red, 8mm on all my T rigs and Carolina rigs. Have tried the plastic ones, but they scratch up and get crummy with some use. The glass beads hold up well, have a better flash, and seems to make a better click. Some have said the glass will chip, but I havn't had that happen. In addition to protecting the knot, they seem to add a little to the rig - at least the bass think so.
August 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BassFather Drop shoting
When I drop shot in dirty/murkey water I always put two red beads just above the drop shot weight making a clicking sound and have increased my bass hits. In clear water I use the clear beads with the same results.
June 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Alf89 Does job
Does as advertised. Not easily broken. There beads and I like the facet cut adds light.
October 11, 2011
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What size bead would be good for T-rig with an 1/8 oz bullet sinker? I'm more interested in sound than sight.Answers
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How helpful would these be night fishing tex style ?Answers
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For day or night I use the red glass faceted 8mm beads for T rigs.A:Â
These beads could be helpful if you are looking to add sound to your Texas rig while night fishing. The added noise may be able to help bass find your lure from farther distances than normal.A:Â
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