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Underwater float with rattle for catfish fishing
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| Name | 40g Rattle U-Float |
| EAN | 4029569557615 |
| MPN | 5576002 |
| Brand | Black Cat |
| Material | plastic |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Float/Bobber Type | u_float_pilot |
| Buoyancy Rating | 40g |
Weight determines buoyancy and is matched to bait size and target depth. 20g floats suit small live-baits in shallow water (up to 3m), 40g works for medium baits at moderate depths (3–6m), and 60g handles larger baits and deeper water (6m+).
Yes. The embedded noise capsules create vibrations that appeal to catfish's lateral line system, especially effective in murky water or low-light conditions when catfish rely on sound rather than sight.
Yes. These floats work in both flowing rivers and still water. In rivers, position them slightly upstream of your target zone so the current carries the signal and scent downstream to resting catfish.
Yes. Black Cat uses durable plastic construction with sealed noise capsules designed to withstand repeated use and maintain rattle performance over many fishing sessions.
Each package contains 1 Black Cat Rattle U-Float in your chosen weight (20g, 40g, or 60g).
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The Black Cat Rattle U-Float features embedded noise capsules to attract catfish from distance. The rattle triggers predatory instinct, making these floats ideal for live-bait and deadbait catfish fishing.
Underwater floats sit beneath the surface, providing lift to your rig while creating acoustic signals. Sealed noise capsules produce consistent vibrations in water, alerting catfish to your bait presentation.
Available in 20g, 40g, 60g, and 100g weights. Choose based on your bait size and target depth. Lighter versions suit small live-baits, heavier options handle larger baits and deeper water.
These floats work equally well in flowing rivers and still lakes. The rattle feature shines during low-light periods when sound travels far, drawing catfish from distance.
