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Whether you’re knee deep in the surf searching for perch or hunting down halibut from a kayak, the Daiwa Saltist Westcoast Casting Rods combine premium Daiwa materials with lengths and actions that have been optimized for coastal species. Built with Daiwa’s cutting-edge X-45 Bias graphite construction for improved strength and sensitivity, the Daiwa Saltist Westcoast Casting Rods have been carefully crafted to address all inshore scenarios, and are ideal for pursuing fish, like corbina, calico, and shallow rock fish. Made to handle whatever the surf can dish out, the Daiwa Saltist Westcoast Casting Rods feature rugged Seaguide saltwater guides that are optimized for braided line. Complete with an EVA rear grip for increased traction in wet conditions, the Daiwa Saltist Westcoast Casting Rods cater to anglers that are targeting beaches and bays.
Features:-Designed for surf fishing-Seaguide saltwater guides-X-45 Bias construction-High modulus carbon graphite technology-EVA rear grip-Limited 5-Year Warranty
Comments: I bought the 8'3 medium rod a year ago but really started using it this summer (since may) in the socal harbors and surf. I must say this rod is a pleasure to fish and handles both dropshot and jerkbaits well. The rod may not be the most sensitive but I can still detect every bite and strike when making bottom contact ( I also free rig with it in the surf). When it comes to trebled lures the rod is soft enough to keep the fish pinned but has plenty of backbone to horse in the Halibut and saltwater bass I target. The rod also loads nicely and I have casted 1/4 Oz decoy TX sinkers as well as 1 oz jerkbaits and hard swimbaits. The taper on this rod goes against typical bass convention considering it handls both soft and hard baits well. However when it comes to small soft swimbaits I do like a stiffer tip. Overall I recommend this rod and look forward to adding another one to my collection.
From: Efrain: California 9/24/22
Comments: Picked up the 7'3 1-piece (STIN731MHB) recently (surprisingly these rods are hard to find online). Well made, very light, the guides are low profile, almost micro-sized, reel-seat is good enough, beautiful rod. I paired it with a Coastal TWS, though it seems tailor made for the newer Coastal SV TW reel. Action is nice, not super fast, but not unresponsive - this seems to be what Daiwa means with the "R" action (regular). So far only used for Northern California jetty fishing off the rocks, but should be decent in the closer surf for perch and the like. Would probably also work for fresh-water as well.From: Christopher: San Francisco, CA 10/7/19