Short Overview

The Cralusso Rocket is a waggler float developed for long-distance and exceptionally precise casting in match fishing. Thanks to its aerodynamic shape, stable flight, and interchangeable antennas, it is an excellent choice for anglers looking for reliability on open waters, canals, and commercial lakes.

Description

The Rocket model is designed for situations where longer casts are needed than with classic waggler floats, while maintaining a straight trajectory and good rig control. A special attachment system helps keep the float and terminal tackle properly positioned during flight, reducing the chance of tangles and increasing accuracy. It is ideal for match fishing and for fishing in shallower and clearer waters, where distance, presentation, and float visibility are especially important.

Features

• Waggler float for long, straight, and precise casts.
• Aerodynamic design for more stable flight and greater control.
• Can provide 20–30% longer casting distance compared to classic floats.
• Suitable for shallow and/or clear waters.
• Compatible with 20 different Cralusso antennas.
• 3 antennas included in the pack.
• Calibration system for fine load adjustment on models from 5 g upwards.
• Very strong shaft resistant to bending and twisting.
• Can be used with Cralusso Straight Waggler Attachment and Anti-Tangle Waggler systems.

Technology

• Special attachment system for better float and rig positioning during flight.
• Interchangeable antennas for adjusting visibility and presentation.
• Calibration in 0,05 g steps for precise load adjustment.

Specifications

Available Variants

Advantages

• Greater casting distance compared to classic waggler floats.
• Excellent accuracy when fishing at longer distances.
• Better flight stability and less chance of tackle tangles.
• Flexible adjustment thanks to interchangeable antennas.
• Fast and precise load adjustment.
• An excellent choice for more demanding match fishing.

Note

Availability of specific weights may vary depending on stock levels. After casting, it is recommended to briefly check the float before it enters the water to reduce the risk of tackle tangles.