Eagle Claw Spin Floats

Eagle Claw Spin Floats add adjustable casting weight when you want to fish a small fly or light lure on spinning tackle. Add water to the clear plastic float to change its weight, helping you cast a presentation that may be difficult to throw on its own. Each package contains 2 floats in your selected size.

Why use a water-weighted float?

• Adjustable casting weight: Change the water level to suit the rig and casting conditions.
• Small-lure versatility: A practical option for presenting flies or small spoons to trout with spinning gear.
• Clear body: Provides a transparent alternative to brightly colored floats.

Specifications and sizes

• Brand: Eagle Claw
• Type: Water-weighted spin float
• Material / color: Clear plastic
• Shape: Oval
• Size options: 1 inch, 2 inches, or 2 1/2 inches
• Quantity: 2 floats per package

Choose and tune your setup

Choose the smallest float that gives your setup the casting control you need. A larger size provides more room for water, but also changes the rig's overall bulk. Size labels describe the float; they are not weight ratings.

Start with a small amount of water and make a short test cast. Add water gradually while keeping the complete rig within your rod's lure-weight rating. Test the assembled presentation at the water's edge before casting farther, since water level and lure weight both affect how it behaves.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Tune before reaching for distance. Make short casts first. Stop adding water once the rig casts comfortably; extra weight is not always an improvement.
2. Cast with a smooth motion. Avoid an abrupt snap when the float and lure are separated by a leader. Check for tangles after each cast before starting your retrieve.
3. Check the closure. After adjusting the water level, make sure the filling opening is closed securely. Recheck if the float's behavior changes unexpectedly.

Frequently asked questions

How many floats are included?

There are 2 floats per pack, both in the size you select.

Does it come pre-weighted?

The adjustable weight comes from water you add. This lets you tune the setup instead of relying on one fixed casting weight.

Can I use it to cast a fly with a spinning rod?

Yes. Eagle Claw identifies small flies as an intended application for this water-weighted float.

How much water should I add?

There is no single fill level for every setup. Start low, test the cast and presentation, and increase gradually while respecting your rod's rating.