Daiwa TDXS133PM
1/cost ....@£200
2/what the max casting weight is ....4oz - 8oz
3/bite detection ....Very Good
4/why you like the rod ....at the time it was a progression tool for me and did the job,but don`t use it very often now as i find it too soft,especially if using large baits/leads
5/what you use it for ie rocks/shore/piers ....beaches/proms
6/other info ....The relatively soft action makes it easy to compress/cast,and is a good rod when you`re learning to cast ,but you`ll soon grow out of it.
Daiwa TDXS133PM
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Daiwa TDXS133PM
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Daiwa TDXS 133 PM
Cost 200
Casts 4 to 8oz.
at 13ft 3 inch,
it was a big disappointment for there flag ship rod, the butt is too stiff and the tip too floppy. Bite detection is good, but the rod struggles to stay still in the wind, with the soft tip section. casting you have to put a lot of effort in to it, to get the best out of it.
my opinion is the rod was to long. the TDXS 129 pm. Cast a lot better. and felt a lot stiffer.
Cost 200
Casts 4 to 8oz.
at 13ft 3 inch,
it was a big disappointment for there flag ship rod, the butt is too stiff and the tip too floppy. Bite detection is good, but the rod struggles to stay still in the wind, with the soft tip section. casting you have to put a lot of effort in to it, to get the best out of it.
my opinion is the rod was to long. the TDXS 129 pm. Cast a lot better. and felt a lot stiffer.