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Buoyancy
Choose the buoyancy to match your style or preference.
Float
When drift fishing, a floating bead is used to keep your presentation up in the strike zone. Can also be useful when bobber dogging to reduce snagging the bottom.
Neutral
Neutrally buoyant beads are usually preferred when bobber dogging. The bobber will drag your weight along the bottom while your bead is free to naturally drift along in the current.
Sink
Use a sinking bead suspended under a bobber like a jig. With this method, nothing is dragging along the bottom. This technique works well in low and clear water conditions.
Markings on the bead indicate the buoyancy of the bead.
Changing colors routinely can bring you more success. You can easily change multiple times per run. That new color just might entice a bite.
It’s not always about changing colors. Changing scent can also be effective. The quick changing system makes it easy.
Long Lasting
Mercurial Beads are a hard bead and will reliably last for many uses.
Quick Change
Easily change color, size, buoyancy, or scent without cutting your line.
Quick Change
(Multi-Rig)
Easily change your bead on a double or triple bead rig. You can't really do this with any other beads.
Scent Retaining
Reservoir
Inject a sticky scent into the spiral groove. The scent will slowly leach out and last for many casts.
Buoyancy Options
As you find a good size and color for the water you are fishing, you are no longer limited to whatever buoyancy your bead happens to be.
Environmentally Friendly
Mercurial beads are not made from petroleum. They are made from non-toxic bioplastic and will one day biodegrade, but not before being used.
Multicolor Packs
Mercurial beads are available in multi-color packs. You can have a full spectrum of colors without needing to buy many packs of same color beads.