Daiwa Saltist Trolling Rods Review
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Daiwa Saltist Trolling Rods
The new Daiwa Saltist Trolling Rods are designed with Southeastern trolling techniques in mind but the rods easily cross over into many other fisheries. Each Saltist rod is built with quality ALPS Roller Guide tips and strippers for years of rugged use. A unique triangle shaped "Powerlift Grip" can ...take heavy pressures with comfort. A stylish aluminum gimbal is decorated with laser etched Daiwa logo. With a removable butt cap the rods can be fished in or out of a gimbal. The rods are built in 56" and 6 lengths. With three different power and line ratings each model is tailored for each trollers needs. A limited 5-Year Warranty insures that these rods are built for the long haul. If trolling is part of your game you owe yourself a look at the Saltist Trolling Rods.
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MSRP:
$149.99
$149.99
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$104.99
$104.99
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$134.99
$134.99
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Daiwa Saltist Trolling Rods Reviews
Solid rod
Shane
3 years ago
Holds up to any fish size so far Im very impressed.
Great rod
Roger G.
5 years ago
I have been using this rods with the Penny international and 60 lb test braid. So far no issues- very good for fast trolling-
Daiwa Saltist Trolling Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
James
2 years ago
Looking to pair these with Shimano Speedmaster 25's to use trolling for school bluefin, reels are spooled up with 80lb braid, are the roller guides sealed on the sides or can the braid slide off and get stuck?<p><br /></p>
KRAIG FRIEDMAN
2 years ago
The rollers are not "sealed". There is a chance the braid could slip off and get caught between the frame and the rollers.
Asked by
Glenn
2 years ago
Would these rods be good for trolling mostly #2 or #3 planers?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Glenn, Depending on what your fishing for, I would recommend a TackleDirect TDPS703050SIN Platinum Hook Conventional Kingfish Rod. Specifically Model: TDPS703050SIN; TD Code: TDA-1176. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdps70305
Asked by
vinny
3 years ago
what would you suggest as a rod for trolling mahi, tuna, mackerel and even some wahoo trolling on a talica 25 2 speed?<p>The wahoo trolling would be pulling a joe schute or yo zuri bonitas and dtx minnows</p>
Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
Vinny,<p>The Daiwa Saltist Trolling rod STT56MHF will pair nicely with the Shimano Talica 25II for targeting kingfish, mahi, and wahoo. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. </p>
Asked by
ryan
3 years ago
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Austin Kearney
3 years ago
These are more geared towards sailfish, kings, and dolphin trolling. I would check out the Tsunami Trophy Wire Line Casting Rods for a solid, affordable wireline rod.<p><br /></p><p>https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-trophy-wire-line-casting-rods.html<b