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Daiwa® D-Wave™ Saltwater Spinning Rod and Reel Combo
A true-performer and true value, the Daiwa D-Wave Saltwater Spinning Rod and Reel Combo offers the smooth handling power anglers need to dominate inshore. The D-Wave Combo matches a medium-action, two-piece rod with a large capacity spinning reel featuring Daiwa's Digigear™ technology for an unbeatable blend of smooth operation, power and speed. In addition to Digigear™ technology, the D-Wave spinning reel is engineered with a long cast ABS (Advanced Ballistic System) aluminum spool which lets line flow freely in larger coils and produces less line memory coil and friction. The reel's Twist Buster®
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A true-performer and true value, the Daiwa D-Wave Saltwater Spinning Rod and Reel Combo offers the smooth handling power anglers need to dominate inshore. The D-Wave Combo matches a medium-action, two-piece rod with a large capacity spinning reel featuring Daiwa's Digigear™ technology for an unbeatable blend of smooth operation, power and speed. In addition to Digigear™ technology, the D-Wave spinning reel is engineered with a long cast ABS (Advanced Ballistic System) aluminum spool which lets line flow freely in larger coils and produces less line memory coil and friction. The reel's Twist Buster® Line Roller works to reduce line twist and the Gyro Spin Balanced Rotor works to balance all components for super smooth retrieves. Fiberglass blank construction ensures the D-Wave rod offers the right combination of power and sensitivity, while the aluminum oxide guides and stainless steel reel seat provide salt-beating corrosion-resistance.
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give me a link to a party boat pole, that is durable , not insanely heavy, and relatively cheap
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such as fishing for fluke, seabass, and tuna????Answers
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It can be used on party boats; however, these a probably too light for tuna, fluke and sea bass.Answers
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Yes it comes spooled with 10 lb mono
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mine did......i think its its bout 20 pound testA:
These reels are filled with good strong nonofilament line.
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Personally I respool a rod even if it comes with line already. The reason I do that is, line gets old as it sits exposed so I always spend the $7-$8 for new line just for the reassurance that there is new line on the reel. Berkley Trilene Maxx or Big Game is pretty good in the 12# range for just about everything.Answers
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8-12 lb mono
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12lb stren line.A:
15 - 20 lb testAnswers
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yes it would be great for pompano.A:
Yes I catch them often with shrimp and a DOA shrimp or spoon or jigA:
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I like the 8 foot model because it should give me a nice long cast.Answers
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These rods are very strong, and cast well. These are not super sensitive jigging rods; but very good baitfishing rods.A:
i like the 8' model as it does give great casts, and retrievals.1 of 1
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