Rating the best spinning Daiwa

Rating the best spinning Daiwa

Daiwa Exceler-AR 862MHFS

Rating: 4.9

Universal two-piece fishing rod belongs to the middle peasants among the lines of the company Daiwa, however, even the elite models overshadow the use efficiency. Exceler-AR 862MHFS enjoys the fame of a pronounced universal spinning, but in fact it shows a lot more agility in the jig, rather than in a more aggressive twitching or simple luster. The lower limit of the test, as well as the upper (10-40 grams), is marked accurately and gives the maximum sensitivity on the form.

It is worth noting that in their condition Exceler-AR 862MHFS is sharpened mainly for ultra-long casts. This is facilitated by a length of 259 centimeters, light weight (166 grams) and fast action, allowing you to perform biting throws. This spinning is a good choice for both experienced anglers and beginners, especially considering the low cost.

Daiwa Procaster Jigger 902MLFS-AX

Rating: 4.8

Noted for hit in the rating and spinning Daiwa Procaster Jigger 902MLFS-AX, the name of which explicitly indicates the destination. The combination of high power with a fast system allows you to catch not only jigging, but also to “indulge” in twitching minnows. The test rod is 8-35 grams, which allows anglers to vary widely used bait depending on the conditions of fishing and personal preferences.

But the ergonomic parameters of the Procaster Jigger 902MLFS-AX work, alas, not in favor of consumers. Spinning weight is 201 grams with a length of 270 centimeters - not very much, but with long manipulations (casts and wiring) hands begin to tire. Chuika on the lower border of the test is slightly weak, but in general there were no other complaints about the work of the spinning. Worthy "wand" for the masses, to cope with which even beginner anglers can cope with.

Daiwa Silver Creek 602ULFS

Rating: 4.7

The next nominee of the rating is a miniature rod for small jig (as well as length of trout fishing), which is loved by domestic fishermen for constructive and comfort in operation. The design here is really curious: the spaced handle differs by using a combined material (cork + neoprene), which is emphasized by an alternative silver color, and little-known but actually very high-quality KR-SiC rings are printed around the perimeter of the blank.The comfort parameter, in turn, is given mainly by the weight of the spinning (only 92 grams) and the length acceptable for throwing from a boat and for fishing in hard-to-reach water bodies (180 centimeters).

The size of the test Daiwa Silver Creek 602ULFS lies within 3-14 grams and gives users ample opportunities to select the best bait. This is an ideal rod for professional anglers, giving excellent condition at minimum cost.

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Daiwa Generation Black Drop Shot Sensor 802MLFS-BD

Rating: 4.7

The next Generation Black Drop Shot Sensor 802MLFS-BD is a representative of the generation of universal spinning, capable of expressing itself in various types of fishing on large reservoirs. 240 centimeters of length does not allow comfortable fishing from a boat and fishing overgrown sections of rivers, however, ultra-long casts from the coastline work very well. Sensitivity also does not have to complain: the rod clearly and in a timely manner passes information from the gear to the form, thereby stimulating a quick response to any (even minor) changes.

Speaking of gear: Generation Black Drop Shot Sensor 802MLFS-BD has a test from 10 to 25 grams, but it works with 30-gram baits (mostly wobblers) just as effectively. Spinning is equipped with high-quality fittings from Fuji (Alconite series rings) and a spaced neoprene handle, which increases the comfort when casting and posting.

Daiwa Crossfire 702MLFS

Rating: 4.5

Medium-heavy rod of quick action, adapted to the hard and aggressive twitching. It has a dough in the range of 10-40 grams and in every way favors even the most daring selection of baits, rewarding anglers with an unexpected increase in productivity. Due to its length of 210 centimeters it can be used as a rod for coastal fishing, but it is equally suitable for fishing from a boat.

The Daiwa Crossfire 702MLFS handle is made of cork, does not undergo rapid chipping and is generally very comfortable in the hand. The fittings are anti-slip, equipped with silicon-carbon spacers, but not of standard quality. From the standpoint of the cost, the acquisition of this spinning looks very advantageous - the assembly and durability are somewhat higher than the price parameter, which can not fail to please fans of fishing.