Daiwa® MiniSpin Ultralight Travel System Rod and Reel
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Whenever you travel, you can always have a quality ultralight setup along. Each MiniSpin Ultralight Travel System combines includes a well-matched Daiwa spinning reel and a 5-piece rod in its own ultra-compact hard case that fits inside your suitcase or under your car seat - built-in tackle holders too!
The spinning reel has smooth ball-bearing drive, GyroSpin® balancing, TwistBuster®, disc drag, 5.1:1 gear ratio. Holds 100 yards of 4-lb. test. Matching 4-1/2' UL rod.
Note: Reel does not come pre-spooled with line.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by PondFishermanIllinois Perfect for stashing in the car
I got one of these for Christmas, and just came in to see if they had another one. This is perfect for throwing in a backpack, or just in the trunk of your car for those little "opportunities" that can present themselves when you might not have brought your regular outfit along. The reel is rated for between 2 and 6lb test, and seems happiest with 4lb. There is more play in the reverse than I normally like, so you might want to upgrade the reel to something a bit more solid, but then again this isn't a muskie rod. I mostly use it for pond exploration if I happen by some new water, and this can tear up panfish all day long, where a ripping hookset isn't all that important. Due to the small size, this combo is also real nice for kids, and is of far better quality than most of the other kid combos out there. There are also some small spaces in the case for some tackle, so just throw in a few hooks, floats, and split shots and you're ready to go.
April 12, 2006
Rated 2 out of 5 by badchiefy Okay product
This is a pretty good pole if your looking for a small easy to use combo to carry around and fish with whenever possible but, the pole is a piece of junk. The reel is descent quality but the rod just flat out blows. Depending on how you cast the very top piece of the rod flies out into the water. Every other piece has a stopper at the beginning of it but the top piece does not. I would look for a combo like the Browning Micro Stalker or something similar that doesn't break down.
May 29, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by dogcat wife loves it
it is as described buy the manufacture and my wife is thrilled with it
February 14, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by cccccccccccc great spinning combo
caught lots of trout on it although rod tip always comes out the end of the rod. even caught catfish with a spinning combo!
June 17, 2010
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I just got one of these for a gift and have no clue how to put fishing line on to the spool. Can you explane how?
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i would take it to your local basspro/sporting goods store and ask them to do it.Answers
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graphite
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After breaking this rod and a Daiwa D-Shock, they look like they are made out of the same stuff. The D-Shock is a graphite blank so I imagine this one is also.Answers
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it's about 4 1/2', recommend a telescopic pole thoughA:
4.5 feet in total length. Each segment is about 13 inches.Details:
If you could only take one rod and reel on a freshwater backpacking trip, would you take a MiniSpin or MiniCast?Answers
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mini spin
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Based on my preference and not performance, I would take the MiniSpin. You can expect both reels to perform equally well, so choose the type of reel you feel most comfortable with.1 of 1
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