12-30-07, 11:24 AM
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Daiwa Rods
I am thinking about getting one for my topwater rod. Either the 6'3" M Light & Tough (119.95) or the 6'3" MH S Series Bass rod (99.95).
Any body ever used Daiwa Rods? Are they any good? Worth the price? Thanks, BB
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12-30-07, 11:49 AM
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BB, The Daiwa light and tough rods are very good rods.I haven't used the new S series rods, but I have the old black s series rods. I never had a complaint about anything Daiwa has made yet.
 Ivan
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12-30-07, 12:22 PM
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i had some Diawa gear that was stolen at the marina at ky lake, but really liked them, I had a light and medium rod, the 5,ft 6 inch was my jerkbait rod, loved it.
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12-30-07, 10:18 PM
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I have 2 of the Diawa light and tough worm jig rods. They look better than they are.I use them for blade baits. I have used them with Texas Rigs and jigs but have others that do a better job.They usually stay at the house. Fish2win
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