Bullseye Beast Boat Cast (45-90 g): The uncompromising tool for pike anglers
The Bullseye Beast Boat Cast is the long-awaited casting version of the legendary Beast series. With a length of 240 cm, it was primarily developed for pike fishing from a boat, but performs just as well when fishing from the shore. The dynamic blank impresses with its fantastic resilience and precise, clear transmission. Under load, the action changes to a semi-parabolic - this progressive power delivery effectively cushions violent head shakes from large pike and drastically minimises drill dropouts. Whether you're using rubber fish or swimbaits, this 170 g lightweight powerhouse effortlessly transports your bait over enormous distances.
The features are consistently designed for maximum performance: nine Fuji Alconite K guides (plus tip ring) ensure optimum load distribution and reliably prevent line tangles thanks to their frame shape. The ergonomic Fuji PULS reel seat offers a secure grip even in combination with larger baitcaster reels and features a double reel lock for a completely wobble-free fit. With the Beast Boat Cast, you have full control in every drilling situation - whether in open water or around obstacles such as weeds and branches. A real lightweight among medium-heavy pike rods, guaranteeing pure fishing fun. Technical details and highlights: Dynamic blank with progressive semi-parabolic action to prevent fish from escaping.
Guides: 9+1 Fuji Alconite K guides, optimised for modern braided lines.
Reel seat: Fuji PULS with double lock for perfect baitcaster hold.
Weight: At only 170 g, a real lightweight in the 90 g class.
Versatility: Ideal for soft plastic lures and swimbaits from boats and the shore.
Control: Maximum precision when guiding the bait and safety when reeling in large pike.
Weight: 170g
Length: 2,40m
Transp. Length: 1,25m
Casting weight: 45-90g
Section: 2
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Bullseye Fishing AG
Ludwigstrasse 11
Baden-Württemberg
Seebruck, Deutschland, 83358
info@bullseyefishing.com
https://www.bullseyefishing.com
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