
Zenith ZEROSHIKI Liberator Baitcasting Offshore Jigging Rod
The Zenith ZEROSHIKI Liberator Baitcasting Rod is a versatile 6'8" offshore jigging series designed for light to medium jigging, blade jigging, and technical casting. Its thick-walled carbon blank, SiC-S guides, PULS17 reel seat, and grip-joint construction provide responsive lure control, reliable lifting power, and easy transport.
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Specifications
| Brand | Model | Length | Sections | Closed Length | Rod Weight | Tip / Butt Dia. | Lure Weight | PE Line | Max Drag | Carbon | Reel Seat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Zenith | ZL-B68ML | 2.04 m | 2 Grip Joint | 151.5 cm | 139g | 1.6 / 9.9 mm | Up to 150g | PE 1.0–2.0 | 3.5 kg | 97% | PULS17 |
Zenith | ZL-B68M | 2.04 m | 2 Grip Joint | 151.5 cm | 153g | 1.8 / 10.2 mm | Up to 180g | PE 1.5–3.0 | 4 kg | 97% | PULS17 |
Zenith | ZL-B68MH | 2.04 m | 2 Grip Joint | 151.5 cm | 157g | 1.9 / 10.8 mm | Up to 220g | PE 2.0–4.0 | 4.5 kg | 97% | PULS17 |
About this product
The Zenith ZEROSHIKI Liberator Baitcasting series is designed for anglers who need a compact and versatile offshore rod for multiple jigging techniques. Each model uses a 6'8" slender, thick-walled medium-modulus carbon blank with a responsive 7:3 fast taper. During the fight, the rod loads deeper toward the angler, allowing the butt section to deliver strong lifting power while maintaining smooth flex. The baitcasting models use a PULS17 reel seat, selected to accommodate a wide range of baitcasting reel sizes and offshore tackle combinations. Durable stainless steel frame SiC-S guides are double wrapped for added strength, while the EVA grip provides durability and comfortable handling during long jigging sessions. The grip-joint construction improves portability without significantly affecting the rod’s bending characteristics, making the Liberator especially useful on crowded charter boats, smaller pleasure boats, and kayaks.







