Daiwa Presso Iprimi Rod Review

La photo hd the presso iprimi series has been specifically designed for casting small lures in running water and boosting the experience of ultralight trout fishing.

Daiwa presso iprimi rod review. The daiwa presso ul spinning rod provides a similar action and feel to those high end fly rods. This was it 53 99 tax. I was doing a very slight bend test like every fisherman does with their new pole and it snapped right above the third eyelet grom yhe bottom. The 4 section 604 model has be.

The 452 to 552 models are ideal for streams where access is difficult. I now have 2 x 6 1 x 6 6 of these rods and wouldn t use any thing else for my trout fishing. Iprimi is a dedicated brand for area trout of daiwa. When i first saw the rod s specs i immediately thought about micro fishing which has grown dramatically in the us in the last few years.

I want to enjoy area trout even more this is a basic series born from such thought especially rod boasts a fulfilling lineup and is recommended for those who want to try trout now. Daiwa s advanced technology rod and reel which are designed to contain materials are very high performance. While the presso feels as light as a feather it has plenty of backbone to handle larger fish. It is a product that you can feel a sense of exceptional design.

Beautiful for casting small spinners larger weighted sculpin and similar wet patterns and even dries behind a small bubble. I bought the diawa presso 6 2pc ultralight rod at a local outdoor store in central michigan a younger gentlemen assisted me in finding an ultralight under 60 bucks. Presso ultralight spinning rods these superior ultralight actions come in lengths up to 8 for a combination of casting power with light lures shock absorbing action to handle strong fish on ultra fine lines. It s amazing just how.

I wouldn t be intimidated to use it for slot sized redfish or stripers. It is a very soft full flex rod that makes catching even small fish fun. The daiwa presso rods are one of the best rods i have used while trout fishing the rivers here in tasmania.