Description
Daiwa Sensor Spin Lure Rods
Multiple styles of lure and bait fishing are covered by the Sensor Spin range. The 7ft medium light lets you pursue trout, perch, zander and even mackerel with suitable lures. The 8ft medium model is for bigger lures where pike and bass may be the target, and the 9ft medium heavy is versatile across all species.
For bigger fish and higher casting weights, the 10ft heavy will handle bigger pike, zander and bass with ease. All use versatile composite carbon blanks with stainless steel guides with aluminium oxide ceramic, EVA grips and a hook holder.
Specifications
| Range | 7ft medium light, 8ft medium, 9ft medium heavy, 10ft heavy |
| Blank | Versatile composite carbon |
| Guides | Stainless steel with aluminium oxide ceramic |
| Grips | EVA |
| Extras | Hook holder |
| Line | Suits braid or nylon |
| Telespin option | Travel rods in 8ft, 9ft and 10ft, 10g to 60g; the 8ft packs to 58cm |
Where To Use It
- Trout, perch and zander — Use the lighter 7ft.
- Pike and bass — The 8ft and heavier models cover bigger lures.
- All-round lure fishing — The 9ft is versatile.
- Travel — Telespin rods pack small.
Gerry’s Fishing Pro Tip: Choose length and power for your biggest regular lure. A rod that matches your usual lure beats one that is just rated for it.
FAQs
Q: What species are the 7ft and 8ft for?
A: The 7ft suits trout, perch, zander and mackerel, while the 8ft suits bigger lures for pike and bass.
Q: What do the guides allow?
A: Ceramic guides are suitable for braid or nylon lines.
Q: Is there a travel version?
A: Yes, the Sensor Telespin range.
Q: Do they have a hook holder?
A: Yes.
Q: What is the 10ft for?
A: Bigger pike, zander and bass with higher casting weights.
Got a question we haven’t covered here? Give the team at Gerry’s Fishing a shout — we stock and use this gear ourselves, so we’re always happy to talk tackle.
