Daiwa® Saltist® Boat Conventional Rods
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Excelling against tough marine environments and hard-fighting saltwater game fish are all in a day’s work for these well-built rods. The entire series is marked by custom-grade construction, quality componentry, and handsome aesthetics. Select from a wide range of classic styles, from high-powered boat rods to touch-focused spinning rods. Featuring rugged graphite/E?Çæglass composite blanks and precise tip actions, these conventional boat rods have triangular Powerlift™ grips, Fuji® Hardloy® guides, and Fuji reel seats.
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| M = Medium |
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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 5
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Rated 5 out of 5 by joeybuds Saltist Rod
The rod is excelent. Very good back bone and handeled fish well. I am currently fishing for striped bass and using this rod paired with an avet mxl. Landed a 20lb fish last night with ease. Rod is quality and have owned may before
May 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by rirocks11 great stick
Quality and price outstanding. Can't wait for first hookup
March 15, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by FISHUNT7 Nice bargain
I have three of these rods and I am impressed with them. (That is the reason I have three.) These rods have a good backbone and will not tire you out fishing with it all day. It is made from high quality components and the rods have not shown any wear after several months of use. I have been happy with how these have performed and look forward to using them for several more seasons. The only reason I did not give them a 5 star rating is because they are a little on the heavy side compared to a couple of other rods I use. The other rods are $250 each and these are less than $90 though. They are a bargain at this price.
August 22, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 Great Rod
The 30-50 lbs. rod is fantastic. It has a soft enough tip to catch king mackerel with but also has enough backbone to catch tiger sharks with. The only down side to this rod is that the gimbal is plastic.
August 13, 2010
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Try the saltist rod or you can go with my suggestion and go with the Travela by Shimano, depends on what your fishing for. Good Luck1 of 1
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