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| Name | Lieblingsköder ULTRABOOST Angelruten Finesse 2,80m |
| EAN | 4262439241256 |
| MPN | ULBST280FI |
| Brand | Lieblingsköder |
| Rod Length | 2.8m |
| Casting Weight | 3-30g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 150g |
| Material | Solid carbon tip, EVA |
| Handle Type | Fuji TVS reel seat, EVA |
| Guide Type | Fuji Japan K Concept, Alconite, Tangle Free Concept |
| Transport length | 147cm |
| Tip construction | Solid Tip (Voll-Carbon) |
| Guide layout | 10+1 |
| Compatible rigs | Texas, Carolina, Drop-Shot, FreeRig |
Choose Barsch at 2–15 g for small perch lures, or Ultralight at 2–12 g for light perch and finesse presentations. Allround covers 5–30 g for perch, zander and pike, while Zander+Hecht covers 10–50 g for heavier softbait work. Finesse offers 3–30 g and extra length for distant perch and finesse rigs. Bigbait is the 40–100 g option for large pike lures with a spinning reel.
Finesse has a solid-carbon Solid Tip that shows bottom contact and yields when perch take the lure. It explicitly supports Texas, Carolina, Drop-Shot and FreeRig presentations, including moving a Drop-Shot lure without shifting the weight. Ultralight uses a Toray T1100 Carbon finesse tip with solid-tip-like flexibility and hollow-tip-like recovery and feedback. Choose the 2.80 m Finesse for distance and up to 30 g, or the 93 g Ultralight for 2–12 g presentations.
Barsch and Ultralight both list Lieblingsköder in 5, 6 and 7 cm and Spitze Haken in 1–10 g. Barsch lists SpinMad in 4, 6 and 8 g, Ultralight also lists 10 g. Allround extends to 10 cm softbaits, 5–20 g jig heads and SpinMad up to 18 g, so it covers a wider lure selection than the two lighter models.
Barsch, Allround, Zander+Hecht, Finesse and Bigbait are two-piece rods with transport lengths of 108, 122, 137, 147 and 143 cm respectively. Ultralight is listed at 126 cm. The manufacturer includes the sleeve in the Ultralight and Bigbait measurements, so allow for those stated lengths when checking storage space.
All models have Fuji TVS reel seats, Short Foregrips for finger contact with the blank, EVA grip surfaces and Fuji Japan K Concept Alconite guides with Tangle Free Concept and Corrosion Control Finish. Barsch and Ultralight have split grips, while Allround, Zander+Hecht and Bigbait have full handles. Finesse adds a 10+1 guide layout, and Bigbait uses three-foot frames on its first two guides.
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The Lieblingsköder Ultraboost spinning rods cover perch, zander and pike lure fishing, from small softbaits and finesse rigs to heavy swimbaits. Choose by lure weight and presentation rather than length alone. Sensitive tips and direct blank feedback help you follow the lure and recognise bites, while the heavier models provide the power needed for larger lures and fish.
Barsch, 2.10 m, 2–15 g: the compact perch model weighs 104 g and suits softbaits, jigs and shads. The supplier lists Lieblingsköder in 5, 6 and 7 cm, Spitze Haken in 1–10 g and SpinMad in 4, 6 and 8 g. Its sensitive, very fast blank helps with lure control and bite detection. The high-modulus Japanese blank stores casting energy and transmits feedback during the retrieve.
Allround, 2.35 m, 5–30 g: a broader lure range for larger perch, zander and pike, at 130 g rod weight. It suits Lieblingsköder in 5, 6, 7, 7.5 and 10 cm, jig heads in 5–20 g and SpinMad in 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 g. Like Barsch, it has a sensitive, very fast, high-modulus Japanese blank. Choose it over Barsch when you need more casting-weight capacity and a wider species range.
Zander+Hecht, 2.65 m, 10–50 g: intended for jigging soft shads for zander and pike. The 158 g rod has a sensitive, very fast, high-modulus Japanese blank with strong recovery and power for lure control and striking. The listed Lieblingsköder sizes are 7.5, 10, 12.5 and 15 cm, with SpinMad in 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 24 and 35 g. It handles heavier presentations than Allround without moving to the Bigbait model.
Finesse, 2.80 m, 3–30 g: the longest version is aimed at experienced perch anglers casting small and medium lures to distant fish. Zander and pike are also listed as possible targets. It weighs 150 g and suits small SpinMads, softbaits and Texas, Carolina, Drop-Shot and FreeRig presentations. Its solid-carbon Solid Tip yields as a perch takes the lure and shows bites and bottom contact. With Drop-Shot rigs, the fine tip lets you lift and lower the lure without moving the weight. Choose it for distance and finesse presentation rather than the heavier lure capacity of Zander+Hecht.
Ultralight, 2.40 m, 2–12 g: the lightest rod at 93 g is built for freshwater perch fishing with small softbaits, spoons and finesse rigs. Listed combinations are Lieblingsköder in 5, 6 and 7 cm, Spitze Haken in 1–10 g and SpinMad in 4, 6, 8 and 10 g. Its specially developed Toray T1100 Carbon finesse tip combines solid-tip-like flexibility with the recovery and transmission of a hollow tip. It gives way during lure intake, particularly with offset hooks, while retaining tension for bite indication. The butt section uses 40+46t Toray Carbon for a low-weight build with power in reserve. Compared with Barsch, it is longer and lighter but has a lower maximum casting weight. Shore and boat use are both listed. Suggested setups use light size 1000–2500 spinning reels and 0.06–0.10 mm braid or fine monofilament.
Bigbait, 2.70 m, 40–100 g: the heaviest-rated version is specifically built for fixed-spool spinning reels and large softbaits, swimbaits and jerkbaits for freshwater pike fishing from shore or boat. Developed with Bullseye and experienced big-fish guides, the 177 g rod offers power reserves and direct feedback for heavy-lure control and playing large fish. Its 40 g lower casting limit separates it clearly from the light-lure models.
All six models use a Fuji TVS reel seat. Its thread stays clear of your fingers, and the Short Foregrip lets your index finger rest on the blank to feel its feedback. EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) grip surfaces provide a warm, comfortable hold.
Barsch and Ultralight have split EVA grips. Allround, Zander+Hecht and Bigbait have full EVA handles, with ergonomic rear grips that sit against the forearm and enlarged butt caps for purchase when casting. Barsch also has an ergonomic rear grip and enlarged butt cap. Finesse has an EVA-covered handle and an enlarged butt cap.
Every model has Fuji Japan K Concept guides with Alconite inserts. The guide layout supports accurate, long casts, while the Tangle Free Concept helps reduce line tangles. Corrosion Control Finish adds corrosion resistance, and the supplier describes the Alconite rings as durable and quiet. Finesse has a 10+1 guide layout. On Bigbait, the stripping guide and the next guide have three-foot frames.
Barsch, Allround, Zander+Hecht, Finesse and Bigbait are two-piece rods. Their transport lengths are 108, 122, 137, 147 and 143 cm respectively. Ultralight has a stated transport length of 126 cm. The manufacturer's Ultralight and Bigbait transport measurements include the sleeve.
Check the space around you before casting. The supplied warning says not to use the rods near power lines or during thunderstorms and to use them only for fishing. Improper handling can cause injury.
