I was wondering if any of you guys have used the new Daiwa Tatula spinning rods with the cork grips. I'm looking at getting a new spinning rod for shaky heads, grubs, and other finesse tactics. Any input is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I was wondering if any of you guys have used the new Daiwa Tatula spinning rods with the cork grips. I'm looking at getting a new spinning rod for shaky heads, grubs, and other finesse tactics. Any input is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I have the 6'10" M and I love it for dropshotting,very light and sensitive.I also like the forward grip.
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Yea I also love that style grip on a spinning rod. Thanks for the info.
I was really looking forward to getting the 7’ medium when I saw these new grips until I saw the length of the handle. 15 1/2 is too long for a forward grip like that.
The new Tatula casting rod grips were too thick for my liking , I hope the spinning is better
they are kinda small in diameter
Any idea of how much that rod weighs ? I've been interested in picking up that model for drop shotting with a 1/4oz weight around weeds. I've got the 7'1 Heavy Jig and 7' Medium Topwater models both casting and really like them. Also what reel and hows balance with it ?Originally Posted by basfish
Thanks
I can try and weigh it tomorrow, all I have is a fish scale.
OK, I weighed it....rod 4oz. rod & reel 11oz. Reel is Daiwa Legalis LT2500XH balances 2" forward of reel post.
Pretty light rod
Really appreciate it! Like the forward handle on spinning with cork
Last edited by deadadrift89; 12-10-2018 at 11:53 AM.
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