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Daiwa TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rods Review

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Daiwa TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rods
Daiwa TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rods

Designed with input from leading Southeastern local guides and tackle experts the Daiwa TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rods are well built to suit the backwater specialist. Designed for common Florida and Gulf Coast techniques used to target species like snook tarpon redish and speckled trout the TD SOL is... certainly not limited to just Southeastern fisheries. Inshore anglers of the Northeast will find models ideal for anything from back bay flounder jigging to slinging plugs and metals for striped bass and blues. Built on blanks constructed from Daiwas High Volume Fiber (HVF) carbon technology the TD SOL achieves the superior strength and ideal taper for inshore applications while keeping the blank thin and lightweight for comfortable fishing. Also outfitted with Daiwas X45 Technology these rods are designed using a 45 degree bias construction that prevents ovalization and twisting of the blank for greater hoop strength under heavy loads. The rods are fitted with cork or EVA grips according to angler preference depending on models. A convenient and comfortable Fuji Backstop Reel Seat prevents premature loosening of the reel from regular use. Equipped with Fuji Tangle-Free K-Guides anglers can cast freely without hang-ups or tangles when using braided lines while the Faz-Lite guide inserts offer smooth casting and are highly resistant to cracking or falling out.

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Popularity: 2413
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Good Solid Rod

Mel
3 years ago

Received the rod not too long ago. Haven't taken it out on the water but by the feel of it, you can already tell it's a well built solid rod. Got the ML. It is a bit stiffer though, feels more like a medium power. Overall, very happy with the rod.

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Gorgeous but stiffer than expected

Donald
3 years ago

I bought the 70MFS and it is one of if not the prettiest rod I own. You don't really get from the pictures the deep blue of the rod itself. It is very well balanced and light. The components and construction are excellent. My only issue is with the action. The Medium I received is stiffer than some/most of my Medium Heavy rods. My best comparable reference is a Shimano Teremar 7'… read more MH X-fast Spinning and it has more "bendiness" when casting. And it's also rated to be x2 the lure weight. I don't think it hurts the casting distance much but it is not an easy casting rod for anything below the top of it's recommended range (3/4oz.). I have to really whip it. The plus side of it is that it feels like it has enough backbone to lift slot trout and possibly reds from the jetties if you don't have a net. I don't recommend it but it feels very solid. Hook setting is not an issue at all. Lastly, I tend to grip with the reel toward the back part of my hand with the reel post between my middle or last two fingers. It is very comfortable with the amount of cork in the front section for a more forward grip.

Overall I do recommend it...if you go in aware of the stiffness for a Medium rated rod. Part of me wishes I would have ordered the ML or even an L but I still really like it and it will be relegated to heavier spoons and jigs. The is the possibility mine is mismarked and could actually be a MH but that's not likely in my opinion.

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Awesome Inshore Rod

Shevy
3 years ago

My go to rod for inshore fishing, whether it be stripped bass or halibut, this rod held up when a big bat ray took a swimbait.

The rod is surprisingly very strong, lets you cast small presentations a mile, is light so you can cast all day, and it looks amazing.

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Daiwa TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rods Questions and Answers

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Asked by Andy 2 years ago

Can you confirm the lure rating for the TDSOL70MHFS model? The Daiwa website says its 15-30lb line rating, for lures 1/2-2oz. <p><br /></p><p>This is different than the 12-20lb line , and 3/8-1oz rating in this website</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks </p>

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KRAIG FRIEDMAN 2 years ago

Andy. Yep, looks like our line rating is off. It should be 15-30. We'll get that changed. The lure rating is correct on the website.<p>Thanks.</p>

Asked by Zain Khalid 2 years ago

The 7'6" Medium and Medium Light have the same listed line and lure rating. Is this correct? 

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Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Zain, The Daiwa TD SOL Inshore TDSOL70MLFS and TDSOL70MFS do have the same line and lure rating for these models. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>

Asked by George 3 years ago

I have a Daiwa BG 4000 reel and was looking to pair it with a TD Sol heavy 8 foot medium or fast action for surf fishing.  Will this rod and reel combo work well together?

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Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service 3 years ago

George,<p> The Daiwa BG 4000 will pair well with the Daiwa TD Sol 8' Heavy fast action spinning rod for surf fishing.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. </p>

Asked by Anthony Bishop 3 years ago

What is the weight of the TD Sol 7,6 med spinning rod? Thanks 

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Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service 3 years ago

<span style="font-family:monospace;font-size:12.09px;">That particular model weights 230 grams.  We were able to finally get this info from Daiwa.</span><br />

Asked by vinno 3 years ago

How sensitive is the 7'6" M rod? I'm looking for a rod that isn't too stiff

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Paul Olah 3 years ago

The 7' has a fast action tip so it will be rather sensitive especially using the HVF technology that Daiwa put into this rod.

Asked by Corey 3 years ago

Should I use a medium or medium heavy fast on a Diawa BG 3000 for saltwater fishing in SC?

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Paul Olah 3 years ago

This reel is going to pair best with the <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/daiwa-tdsol70mfs-td-sol-inshore-spinning-rod.html">Daiwa TDSOL70MFS TD SOL Inshore Spinning Rod</a> it matches the line rating the best and will handle most inshore species wel