Sea Fishing Rig Beads
At Gerrys Fishing we know the little things matter. Our sea fishing rig beads range is chosen to make your rigs tidy, reliable and fish‑friendly — from soft plastic shock beads and glass spacer beads to heavy‑duty anti‑tangle beads and bead stops. Whether you’re tying running ledger rigs, two‑hook flappers or long‑cast pulley rigs, the right beads protect knots, reduce wear and help rigs cast and fish as they should.
What we stock and why it matters
We stock plastic spacer beads, glass beads, silicone shock beads, anti‑tangle beads and bead stops in a wide range of sizes and colours. Soft silicone beads cushion the knot and protect hooklengths from heavy leads; hard glass or plastic beads add weight and act as attractors; anti‑tangle beads and sleeves keep hooklengths tidy on the cast. All items are selected for saltwater durability, low abrasion and consistent sizing so your rigs behave predictably on the beach, rocks or boat.
How to choose beads for your rigs
Choosing beads comes down to method and presentation. Use soft shock beads between the lead clip and swivel for long casting to protect the knot; choose small spacer beads between crimps and swivels for neat, low‑profile joins; pick bright or glow beads for night work or to add a subtle attractor near the hook. Match bead size to rig components — too large a bead can tangle, too small may not protect the knot — and pick colours that suit the water and bait for the best presentation.
Rigging tips from Gerrys Fishing
FAO
Sea Fishing Rig Beads
At Gerrys Fishing we know the little things matter. Our sea fishing rig beads range is chosen to make your rigs tidy, reliable and fish‑friendly — from soft plastic shock beads and glass spacer beads to heavy‑duty anti‑tangle beads and bead stops. Whether you’re tying running ledger rigs, two‑hook flappers or long‑cast pulley rigs, the right beads protect knots, reduce wear and help rigs cast and fish as they should.
What we stock and why it matters
We stock plastic spacer beads, glass beads, silicone shock beads, anti‑tangle beads and bead stops in a wide range of sizes and colours. Soft silicone beads cushion the knot and protect hooklengths from heavy leads; hard glass or plastic beads add weight and act as attractors; anti‑tangle beads and sleeves keep hooklengths tidy on the cast. All items are selected for saltwater durability, low abrasion and consistent sizing so your rigs behave predictably on the beach, rocks or boat.
How to choose beads for your rigs
Choosing beads comes down to method and presentation. Use soft shock beads between the lead clip and swivel for long casting to protect the knot; choose small spacer beads between crimps and swivels for neat, low‑profile joins; pick bright or glow beads for night work or to add a subtle attractor near the hook. Match bead size to rig components — too large a bead can tangle, too small may not protect the knot — and pick colours that suit the water and bait for the best presentation.
Rigging tips from Gerrys Fishing
FAO
100% Original product that covered warranty by the vendor.
You have the right to return your orders within 30 days.
Your orders are shipped seamlessly between countries.
Your payments are secure with our private security network.
Sea Fishing Rig Beads
At Gerrys Fishing we know the little things matter. Our sea fishing rig beads range is chosen to make your rigs tidy, reliable and fish‑friendly — from soft plastic shock beads and glass spacer beads to heavy‑duty anti‑tangle beads and bead stops. Whether you’re tying running ledger rigs, two‑hook flappers or long‑cast pulley rigs, the right beads protect knots, reduce wear and help rigs cast and fish as they should.
What we stock and why it matters
We stock plastic spacer beads, glass beads, silicone shock beads, anti‑tangle beads and bead stops in a wide range of sizes and colours. Soft silicone beads cushion the knot and protect hooklengths from heavy leads; hard glass or plastic beads add weight and act as attractors; anti‑tangle beads and sleeves keep hooklengths tidy on the cast. All items are selected for saltwater durability, low abrasion and consistent sizing so your rigs behave predictably on the beach, rocks or boat.
How to choose beads for your rigs
Choosing beads comes down to method and presentation. Use soft shock beads between the lead clip and swivel for long casting to protect the knot; choose small spacer beads between crimps and swivels for neat, low‑profile joins; pick bright or glow beads for night work or to add a subtle attractor near the hook. Match bead size to rig components — too large a bead can tangle, too small may not protect the knot — and pick colours that suit the water and bait for the best presentation.
Rigging tips from Gerrys Fishing
FAO
