The first thing you may notice is the unique grey styling. The second thing you'll see is the insane number of models. There are quite a few baitcaster models and so many spin models to choose. So, from the salty lakes to the fresh in the mountains, from the dams to the estuaries and stopping at blue water, you are covered with the high performance of the latest version of the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rods. All that is left is for you to choose which model you will purchase. There is nothing over 8ft 6 inches, but that doesn't mean surf anglers and rockhoppers can't get in on the TD action. For many locations and conditions, classic surf and rock rod length are not required. Plenty of surf and rock and anglers will tell you "if you don't need a 12 footerall the better". Primarily, however, the latest TD range is all about the boat and bank. Ultra-light finesse, General-purpose, Land-based, kayak and boat is covered! Tackle the smallest of rainbows from the bank with the 742ULFS. Drift live baits for river mulloway with the 762XHFS. Or why not tackle the mighty Murray cod with the 76XH-SB. Blank actions are superb. They are crisp, dynamic, light and responsive, which is due to Daiwa's HVF Nanoplus blank, assisted with X45 technology. It's this combination that delivers phenomenal power yet remains incredibly sensitive. You will notice that the blank diameters are impossibly thin. Don't be fooled; these guys will still play out your average humpback. Line management is taken care of by Fuji O guides. Again, keeping things light yet powerful. The new grip designs are ergonomics focused, with the Air Sensor Reel Seats, promoting balance and maintaining the lightweight feel. With the latest incarnation, the successful TD series has just got even better. It is going to be hard to find a better bang for your buck because Daiwa has nailed the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rod range. Pick one and purchase it or buy a selection. They are priced for arsenal building. Features and Specifications THE SPIN RANGE ModelLengthLine ClassPiece ContructionActionCast WeightSuggested Reel Size 602LFS 6ft 1.5-3Kg 2 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 603LFS 6ft 1-3kg 3 (Travel) Light 2-10 grams 1000-2000 603HFS 6ft 6-12kg 3 (Travel) Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 601XHFS 6ft 7-15kg 1 Xtra Heavy 14-50 grams 4000-5000 641HFS 6ft 4 inch 6-12kg 1 Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 661LFS 6ft 6 inch 1.5-3kg 1 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 662MLFS 6ft 6 inches 2-6kg 2 Med Light 4-14 grams 2500-3000 701ULXS 7ft 1-2kg 1 Ultra-Light 1-5 grams
The first thing you may notice is the unique grey styling. The second thing you'll see is the insane number of models. There are quite a few baitcaster models and so many spin models to choose. So, from the salty lakes to the fresh in the mountains, from the dams to the estuaries and stopping at blue water, you are covered with the high performance of the latest version of the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rods. All that is left is for you to choose which model you will purchase. There is nothing over 8ft 6 inches, but that doesn't mean surf anglers and rockhoppers can't get in on the TD action. For many locations and conditions, classic surf and rock rod length are not required. Plenty of surf and rock and anglers will tell you "if you don't need a 12 footerall the better". Primarily, however, the latest TD range is all about the boat and bank. Ultra-light finesse, General-purpose, Land-based, kayak and boat is covered! Tackle the smallest of rainbows from the bank with the 742ULFS. Drift live baits for river mulloway with the 762XHFS. Or why not tackle the mighty Murray cod with the 76XH-SB. Blank actions are superb. They are crisp, dynamic, light and responsive, which is due to Daiwa's HVF Nanoplus blank, assisted with X45 technology. It's this combination that delivers phenomenal power yet remains incredibly sensitive. You will notice that the blank diameters are impossibly thin. Don't be fooled; these guys will still play out your average humpback. Line management is taken care of by Fuji O guides. Again, keeping things light yet powerful. The new grip designs are ergonomics focused, with the Air Sensor Reel Seats, promoting balance and maintaining the lightweight feel. With the latest incarnation, the successful TD series has just got even better. It is going to be hard to find a better bang for your buck because Daiwa has nailed the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rod range. Pick one and purchase it or buy a selection. They are priced for arsenal building. Features and Specifications THE SPIN RANGE ModelLengthLine ClassPiece ContructionActionCast WeightSuggested Reel Size 602LFS 6ft 1.5-3Kg 2 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 603LFS 6ft 1-3kg 3 (Travel) Light 2-10 grams 1000-2000 603HFS 6ft 6-12kg 3 (Travel) Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 601XHFS 6ft 7-15kg 1 Xtra Heavy 14-50 grams 4000-5000 641HFS 6ft 4 inch 6-12kg 1 Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 661LFS 6ft 6 inch 1.5-3kg 1 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 662MLFS 6ft 6 inches 2-6kg 2 Med Light 4-14 grams 2500-3000 701ULXS 7ft 1-2kg 1 Ultra-Light 1-5 grams
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The first thing you may notice is the unique grey styling. The second thing you'll see is the insane number of models. There are quite a few baitcaster models and so many spin models to choose. So, from the salty lakes to the fresh in the mountains, from the dams to the estuaries and stopping at blue water, you are covered with the high performance of the latest version of the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rods. All that is left is for you to choose which model you will purchase. There is nothing over 8ft 6 inches, but that doesn't mean surf anglers and rockhoppers can't get in on the TD action. For many locations and conditions, classic surf and rock rod length are not required. Plenty of surf and rock and anglers will tell you "if you don't need a 12 footerall the better". Primarily, however, the latest TD range is all about the boat and bank. Ultra-light finesse, General-purpose, Land-based, kayak and boat is covered! Tackle the smallest of rainbows from the bank with the 742ULFS. Drift live baits for river mulloway with the 762XHFS. Or why not tackle the mighty Murray cod with the 76XH-SB. Blank actions are superb. They are crisp, dynamic, light and responsive, which is due to Daiwa's HVF Nanoplus blank, assisted with X45 technology. It's this combination that delivers phenomenal power yet remains incredibly sensitive. You will notice that the blank diameters are impossibly thin. Don't be fooled; these guys will still play out your average humpback. Line management is taken care of by Fuji O guides. Again, keeping things light yet powerful. The new grip designs are ergonomics focused, with the Air Sensor Reel Seats, promoting balance and maintaining the lightweight feel. With the latest incarnation, the successful TD series has just got even better. It is going to be hard to find a better bang for your buck because Daiwa has nailed the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rod range. Pick one and purchase it or buy a selection. They are priced for arsenal building. Features and Specifications THE SPIN RANGE ModelLengthLine ClassPiece ContructionActionCast WeightSuggested Reel Size 602LFS 6ft 1.5-3Kg 2 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 603LFS 6ft 1-3kg 3 (Travel) Light 2-10 grams 1000-2000 603HFS 6ft 6-12kg 3 (Travel) Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 601XHFS 6ft 7-15kg 1 Xtra Heavy 14-50 grams 4000-5000 641HFS 6ft 4 inch 6-12kg 1 Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 661LFS 6ft 6 inch 1.5-3kg 1 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 662MLFS 6ft 6 inches 2-6kg 2 Med Light 4-14 grams 2500-3000 701ULXS 7ft 1-2kg 1 Ultra-Light 1-5 grams
The first thing you may notice is the unique grey styling. The second thing you'll see is the insane number of models. There are quite a few baitcaster models and so many spin models to choose. So, from the salty lakes to the fresh in the mountains, from the dams to the estuaries and stopping at blue water, you are covered with the high performance of the latest version of the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rods. All that is left is for you to choose which model you will purchase. There is nothing over 8ft 6 inches, but that doesn't mean surf anglers and rockhoppers can't get in on the TD action. For many locations and conditions, classic surf and rock rod length are not required. Plenty of surf and rock and anglers will tell you "if you don't need a 12 footerall the better". Primarily, however, the latest TD range is all about the boat and bank. Ultra-light finesse, General-purpose, Land-based, kayak and boat is covered! Tackle the smallest of rainbows from the bank with the 742ULFS. Drift live baits for river mulloway with the 762XHFS. Or why not tackle the mighty Murray cod with the 76XH-SB. Blank actions are superb. They are crisp, dynamic, light and responsive, which is due to Daiwa's HVF Nanoplus blank, assisted with X45 technology. It's this combination that delivers phenomenal power yet remains incredibly sensitive. You will notice that the blank diameters are impossibly thin. Don't be fooled; these guys will still play out your average humpback. Line management is taken care of by Fuji O guides. Again, keeping things light yet powerful. The new grip designs are ergonomics focused, with the Air Sensor Reel Seats, promoting balance and maintaining the lightweight feel. With the latest incarnation, the successful TD series has just got even better. It is going to be hard to find a better bang for your buck because Daiwa has nailed the Daiwa TD Hyper Fishing Rod range. Pick one and purchase it or buy a selection. They are priced for arsenal building. Features and Specifications THE SPIN RANGE ModelLengthLine ClassPiece ContructionActionCast WeightSuggested Reel Size 602LFS 6ft 1.5-3Kg 2 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 603LFS 6ft 1-3kg 3 (Travel) Light 2-10 grams 1000-2000 603HFS 6ft 6-12kg 3 (Travel) Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 601XHFS 6ft 7-15kg 1 Xtra Heavy 14-50 grams 4000-5000 641HFS 6ft 4 inch 6-12kg 1 Heavy 10-28 grams 3000-5000 661LFS 6ft 6 inch 1.5-3kg 1 Light 2-10 grams 1000-2500 662MLFS 6ft 6 inches 2-6kg 2 Med Light 4-14 grams 2500-3000 701ULXS 7ft 1-2kg 1 Ultra-Light 1-5 grams
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