Daiwa rods

[Tom_Fishin 201]

Hi everyone,

I have just bought a new reel and I'm currently looking for preferably looking for a daiwa rod to suit it for Bream fishing. I'm looking at a 1-3kg rod, with the price range being around $100. if anyone has any advice where to look, r even some suggestions, that would be great!

 

Tight lines,

Tom

[Tinker 1,645]

Daiwa are evil.

They employ starving children for 5 cents an hour in sweatshops in Luzfukistan.

Often they are deprived civil liberties such as eating and going to the toilet, and are often made to work 19 hour shifts.

This is the reason Diawa rods are often cheaper than others, but with more features.

I use and recommend Shimano, where the starving children get 17 cents an hour for their labour, and they are allowed to use the toilet once a day.

[Tinker 1,645]

Daiwa Drunken Monkey mate....lol.

[Tom_Fishin 201]

Daiwa are evil.

They employ starving children for 5 cents an hour in sweatshops in Luzfukistan.

Often they are deprived civil liberties such as eating and going to the toilet, and are often made to work 19 hour shifts.

This is the reason Diawa rods are often cheaper than others, but with more features.

I use and recommend Shimano, where the starving children get 17 cents an hour for their labour, and they are allowed to use the toilet once a day.

Thanks for the heads up Tinker! the only reason I want to try out Daiwa is because I ha broke numerous Shimano rods, which shouldn't had, as I was told by the shopkeeper.

[Tom_Fishin 201]

 

Daiwa are evil.

They employ starving children for 5 cents an hour in sweatshops in Luzfukistan.

Often they are deprived civil liberties such as eating and going to the toilet, and are often made to work 19 hour shifts.

This is the reason Diawa rods are often cheaper than others, but with more features.

I use and recommend Shimano, where the starving children get 17 cents an hour for their labour, and they are allowed to use the toilet once a day.

Thanks for the heads up Tinker! the only reason I want to try out Daiwa is because I haveroke numerous Shimano rods, which shouldn't had, as I was told by the shopkeeper.

 

[keenfisho 1,416]

Spend an extra $30 and buy the Lox that's advertised on here

Awesome rods you will love it and it will stop me buying it lol

[southie THE BANGA 2,304]

Spend an extra $30 and buy the Lox that's advertised on here

Awesome rods you will love it and it will stop me buying it lol

2nd that. I personally saw this rod in the flesh when i purchased the Daiwa fuego off HB_tragic.

 

Is a mint condition rods that for sure..

 

If not have you looked at the 13 range of rods?

 

The 13 inception Green is a great budget rod and is around 130 buxs.

 

Certainly worth a look.

[JAYMAN 137]

I run shimano ,Daiwa, a silstar- uglystick ,wilson 4120, gomoku, a penn 5120,,i aint sponsored buy these brands ,i sponsor them , i would luv to have more ..but these brands have held up fine and stood the test of time...take as long as you can sorting the one .have a good look at whats on offer.  but have taken  liking to wilson over the years  awesome feel and durability ,tuff,good aussie brand but very pricey ,    

[SaltyFlyer 298]

Hold off and see if any of the larger tackle shops have a sale on.

 

In the meantime, go around to as many as you can, look at what's on offer, have a play with them if they let you, ( if not, scratch them off the list).

Write down some prices, also check the internet from other shops interstate, and places like dinga fishing... {https://www.dinga.com.au}

 

I know that there are a few local shops that will match, if not beat some prices.

 

Just comes down to doing the homework/leg work

 

SF

[HB tragic 743]

Good morning Tom_Fishin. As noted in this thread I have a Lox 6'6" rod for sale at $130. Check my thread for photographs. I would be prepared to go slightly lower for you if this rod meets your needs. Let me know if you want to pursue it further. What reel did you purchase? Regards, HBt.