Bullseye Liqueo Cast 1.98 m (7-35 g): Powerful Hardbait Handling for Calling the Shots
The Bullseye Liqueo Cast 1.98 m in the 35 g version is the heavy-duty "cream of the crop" for baitcasting fans who like to move more water and apply serious pressure. Developed specifically for fishing with larger twitchbaits, deep-diving cranks, heavy spinnerbaits and chatterbaits, as well as jerkbaits, this rod provides the power needed to control high-resistance lures with precision. Thanks to its compact 1.98 m length, hardbaits can be worked aggressively from the wrist-making it a perfect choice for fishing from a boat, kayak, or during dynamic street fishing.
The technical components are perfectly matched to the higher casting weight: the rugged Fuji ECSM 16 reel seat delivers the familiar direct blank contact and a secure seat for your baitcaster, while Fuji K SS Alconite guides ensure smooth line flow. Beyond its performance, the Liqueo also stands out visually-finely detailed elements on the handle and reel seat, plus elegant guide wraps, underline its high-quality character. If you’re looking for a powerful baitcasting rod that brings hardbaits to life and stays composed even with trophy bycatches, the Liqueo C 198 (7-35 g) is your ideal tool.
Technical Details and Highlights:
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Power casting weight: 7-35 g for larger hardbaits, chatterbaits, and small jerks.
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Reel seat: Ergonomic Fuji ECSM 16 for maximum control and feedback.
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Guides: Premium Fuji K SS Alconite guides for long-lasting performance.
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Handling: Compact 1.98 m length for aggressive twitching and maximum agility.
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Design: Exclusive details on the handle and wraps for an elegant look.
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Application: The perfect choice for targeting big perch, asp, and pike.
Weight: 111g
Length: 1,98m
Transp. Length: 1,07m
Casting weight: 7-35g
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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