Ligger Carbon – Float (10 pieces) 💰

The Guru Ligger Carbon is a float for flowing water, combining control with natural bait presentation. The round balsa body remains stable when you hold back the rig or hold it against the current, without the body being easily pushed out of the water.

The thin carbon stem cuts smoothly through the water and helps reduce tangles when fishing at speed. This version is therefore also suitable for letting the bait sink through the water column and detecting bites on the drop. A dark, elastic Elastilex coating protects the body from wear, impacts and line cuts.

The line runs through the body via a silicone-protected channel. This prevents the sharp line angle that a round float shape can cause when adjusting the depth. If you mainly want to present the bait very steadily and quietly against a strong current or wind, the Guru Ligger Wire is the suitable version with a metal stem. You can find suitable rigging materials in the float silicone collection.

Key features

• Round balsa body for excellent stability in flowing water
• Suitable for holding back and controlled holding of the rig
• Thin carbon stem for fast fishing and fewer tangles
• Supports a natural bait drop through the water column
• In-line line guidance with silicone protection
• Dark Elastilex coating for added durability
• Developed for rivers, canals and other natural waters

Frequently asked questions

When should I choose the Ligger Carbon instead of the Ligger Wire?

Choose the Carbon version when you want to fish quickly, reduce tangles when shipping the pole in and out, or let the bait sink in a controlled way. The Wire version is the better choice when maximum stability in wind or strong current takes priority.

Why does the line run through the body?

The round profile can cause a sharp angle with an external line. The internal silicone-protected line guidance prevents this and reduces the risk of line damage while adjusting the float.

How do I use this float in flowing water?

Let the rig run naturally with the current or hold it back in a controlled way. Thanks to the round body, the float remains stable when you slow the bait down or hold it briefly in place.