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Benzar No Limit BOLO The Benzar brand has long offered pole and bolognese rods, providing excellent alternatives primarily for river fishing targeting species such as roach and barbel. Now, the range has been expanded with a rod family that truly knows no limits – the No Limit bolognese rod series. The No Limit bolognese rods are defined by their incredible strength and load capacity. They can withstand stresses never seen before, thanks to the use of 36-ton Toray carbon material. With a casting weight of 50–120 grams, these rods are perfectly suited for using the heaviest floats, even in the strongest river currents. What makes the No Limit bolognese rods truly special is that they are not only excellent for traditional river float fishing but can also be used for vertical feeder fishing. But what exactly does that mean? On many stretches of the Danube, for example, the current is so strong that classic bottom fishing techniques are ineffective. This is where vertical feeder fishing comes into play! Thanks to their length, with the No Limit bolognese rods you can simply lower your rig vertically into the flowing water and fish precisely along the riverbed’s breakline. And since there is less line in the water, the current has less effect on your rig, while also reducing the risk of your delicate line rubbing against the edge of the breakline. The Benzar brand has long offered tip and bolognese rods, which have provided excellent alternatives primarily for river fishing targeting species like roach and barbel. Now, the range has expanded with a rod family that knows no limits – the No Limit bolognese rod series. The No Limit bolognese rods are characterized by incredible strength and load capacity! They can be subjected to stresses never seen before, thanks to the use of 36-ton Toray carbon material. With a casting weight of 50–120 grams, these rods allow the use of the heaviest floats even in the strongest river currents. What sets the No Limit bolognese rods apart is that they are not only excellent for traditional river float fishing but can also be used for vertical feeder fishing. But what exactly is that? There are many stretches of the Danube, for example, where the current is so strong that classic bottom fishing techniques are ineffective. This is where vertical feeder fishing comes into play! Thanks to their length, with the No Limit bolognese rods, you can simply lower your rig vertically into the flowing water and fish precisely at the riverbed’s breakline. Moreover, because there is little line in the water, the current exerts less force on your rig, and you avoid the risk of delicate lines rubbing against the edge of the breakline. |
Pole and bolognese rods should be held comfortably over a long day of fishing. The handle of these rods is covered with a skid proof coating, which is a guarantee of stable grasp. You can fish with confidence with these rods, they won't let you down.
Plate reel seats are often put to bolognese and telematch rods, as they are able to fix the reel perfecty well to these thin rods. Thanks to their design and reliability they are used in other rod types too. Their usage cannot be simpler. You can fix them to your rod in the blink of an eye.
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