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| Name | SCREAMING SUBFLOAT 13CM 60G |
| EAN | 5706301559975 |
| MPN | SVS55997 |
| Brand | Madcat |
| Size | 13 cm |
| Material | ABS |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Float/Bobber Type | U-Float / Pilot Float |
| Buoyancy Rating | 60g |
| Color | Green |
| Transport length | 13cm |
| Water type | Freshwater |
| Target species | Catfish |
It is an underwater float for catfish rigs. It lifts the bait presentation and adds movement, pressure waves, and rattling sound in current.
Choose by the buoyancy and size you need for your bait and river conditions. The 20 g model is the smallest, 40 g is a middle option, and 60 g offers the largest profile and highest buoyancy.
Yes. The hollow body has integrated rattles, and the sound continues as long as the subfloat keeps rotating in the current.
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The Madcat Screaming Subfloat is a hollow underwater float for catfish fishing, built to add movement, sound, and pressure waves around the bait. In flowing water, the wings keep rotating, and the integrated rattles add constant acoustic attraction.
This subfloat was developed for river use, where current can keep the body working continuously. The rotating wings help create extra turbulence and pulse around the bait, which can make the presentation easier for catfish to track.
The body uses a durable hollow ABS construction. As long as the float rotates, it keeps rattling, so the lure signal stays active during the drift or while the rig holds in current.
The Screaming Subfloat is available in 20 g, 40 g, and 60 g versions. That makes it easier to match buoyancy and profile to the bait size, current, and the way you want the rig to sit above the bottom.
Each pack contains one subfloat in green. It is a specialist terminal tackle item for anglers who want a compact underwater float with both visual movement and added sound stimulus.