Daiwa Surf Casting Rods

Daiwa Saltist Tele Surf II

The Saltist Tele Surf II series responds to all the essential needs of demanding surfcasting anglers with its range of telescopic rods sized between 4 and 4.5m in complementary casting weights of 120g, 140g and 170g.
These rods boast a sensitive tip action while their telescopic design make setting up, taking down and packing fast and easy.

Features:

• High modulus carbon
• Telescopic
• FUJI-K Alconite anti-tangle, three leg guides
• Pipe reel seat
• High density EVA at the butt
• Tip action, solid tip
• Metal butt cap with anti-shock outer
• ideally suited to a 4000 to 5000 reel

Haut Module

High modulus carbon fibres form a sheet coated with resin, with all excess removed.

Solid Tip:

Solid tips taper down during the tip wrapping process, making for a slim tip with optimal bite detection.

Micro Pitch:

A micropigment finish is hot sprayed during the wrapping of carbon sheets. This removes the need for varnish, offering less weight and more sensitivity

FUJI K Guides:

The frame of FUJI K ANTI TANGLE GUIDE HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PREVENT TANGLES WHEN CASTING

The frame of this FUJI guide prevents braid getting looped around rod guides on the cast. A crosswind often causes the knots to form around the first guide, leading to break offs and rig losses.

FUJI K guides eliminate this problem thanks to the ingenious frame design.

FUJI

The FUJI logo is linked to a Daiwa rod featuring at least one FUJI element, whether it’s a reel seat or guide. 

FUJI KOGYO CO., LTD was founded on 20 January 1945 in Japan and is the world’s leading rod component manufacturer. Daiwa and Fuji have been collaborating as Japanese manufacturers for decades. FUJI has the technical engineering know-how to respond to the increasingly high demands of anglers for improvements in their tackle. In this respect the company is on the same wavelength as Daiwa in terms of putting innovation at the service of the angler. 

This is the story behind the FUJI guides, reel seats, rings and other components that you’ll find on numerous Daiwa rod ranges around the world.