iBite Cigar Neon Illuminated Sliding Float 3-8g 26cm Balsa Coarse Fishing

iBite Cigar Neon Illuminated Sliding Float is a specialist night fishing float designed to keep your bait presentation visible and controlled long after daylight fades. Built around a balsa wood body, it offers a strong and durable construction that stands up well to repeated use in demanding coarse fishing situations.

The float features an internal LED antenna that can be switched on and off as required during the session. Once activated, it glows in a bright red colour that is highly visible against dark water, making it easier to track the float and detect bites at night. The illumination runs for approximately 40 hours, giving you plenty of fishing time from a single set of batteries.

As a sliding float, the iBite Cigar Neon is well suited to fishing at depth, where the line runs freely through the float and allows you to adjust the fishing depth using a float stop. This makes it a practical choice for stillwaters, lakes and slow-moving rivers where bite indication at range or in low light is important.

The float measures 26 cm in length and is available in a choice of weights: 3 g, 4 g, 5 g, 6 g and 8 g. This range allows you to match the float to different conditions, from calmer, more delicate presentations to heavier setups that require additional casting weight or stability in wind and tow.

Whether you are targeting specimen fish after dark or simply want a reliable illuminated float for evening sessions, the iBite Cigar Neon combines a durable balsa body with a bright, long-lasting red light for clear bite indication.

Technical Specifications:

Brand – iBite
Model – Cigar Neon
Product Type – Illuminated Sliding Float
Material – Balsa Wood
Construction – Internal LED Antenna
Illumination – Red Light
Burn Time – Approximately 40 Hours
Length – 26 cm
Available Weights – 3 g, 4 g, 5 g, 6 g, 8 g
Float Type – Sliding
Special Features – Switchable Light, High Night Visibility
Suitable For – Night Fishing, Coarse Fishing, Stillwaters and Slow Rivers