RODS & POLES
COARSE
CARP
SPECIALIST
SEA
GAME
SPINNING
MATCH WINNER MATCH & LEGER Utilising an ultra slim blank construction built upon high modulus carbon the
Match Winner collection is exactly what commercial water anglers require. All models are designed around an equal length spilt
allowing for ease pre prepared set ups. For float work an 11’ or 12’ choice is offered, both of which will handle
pellet wagglers and strong mainlines. Designed to flex far into the butt each rod still loads up evenly but retains strong levels of control. The feeder rods feature three tapered carbon tips, delivering exquisite
bite detection and a featherweight feel. The 9’/10’ model is a ‘precision tool’ delivering remarkable feel, outstanding accuracy and fish playing qualities. The 10/11 will cater for work at further range and the 12Q most certainly where bigger feeders and open water challenges demand longer length.
MODEL
MWM11W-AU MWM12W-AU MWF910FQ-AU MWF1011FQ-AU MWF12FQ-AU
LENGTH WGT (OZS) 11’
12’ 9’/10’
10’/11’ 12’
*Aluminium Oxide
5.4 5.8 5.3 5.8 5.7
STYLE
Pellet Waggler Pellet Waggler Bomb/Feeder Bomb/Feeder Feeder
LINES (LBS) 2-8 2-8 3-8 3-8 3-8
REC’D
RINGS A/O*
A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O*
RRP
£199.99 £199.99 £199.99 £199.99 £199.99
FEATURES › Ultra slim progressive actions › High modulus carbon throughout › DPS reel seat with down locking EVA hood › High grade cork handle with Armlock and EVA rear grip › Lightweight Aluminium oxide guides › Hook Keeper › All feeder rods supplied with 3 tips › Supplied in a neoprene rod sleeve with rod band
TEAM DAIWA MATCH & LEGER The ultra slim profile is a key feature of the Team Daiwa range. The
shorter lengths and the convenience of their two piece assembly deliver the perfect offering for action packed, high catch rate commercials. When each float rod loads across its length you will be impressed
by the power and control at your disposal. Light, crisp and responsive too you will feel closer to the fish throughout every fight. Also available are six extra power models for upping the game.
Distinguishable by the change to red thread tipping. Sharing in a sharp recovery each rod ensures accurate casting but their lower profile loads and absorbs lunges, giving you all the cushion and control you need at close quarters. The combination of the concave foregrip and materials results in
handling and feel that is ‘just right’. All models are designed around a two section assembly and come supplied with three quiver tips.
MODEL
TD M10PW TD M11PW TD M12PW TD F10Q TD F11Q TD F12Q
TDM10PWX-AU TDM11PWX-AU TDM12PWX-AU TDF10QX-AU TDF11QX-AU TDF12QX-AU
LENGTH WGT (OZS) 10’
11’ 12’ 10’ 11’ 12’ 10’ 11’ 12’ 10’ 11’ 12’
*Aluminium Oxide 28 // 2013 Catalogue
www.daiwasports.co.uk
5.1 5.3 5.6 5.4 5.6 6.4 5.1 5.3 5.6 5.4 5.6 6.4
STYLE
Pellet Waggler Pellet Waggler Pellet Waggler Bomb/Light Medium
Medium/Power Pellet Waggler Pellet Waggler Pellet Waggler Bomb/Feeder Bomb/Feeder Bomb/Feeder
LINES (LBS) 2-6 2-8 3-8 2-6 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8
4-10 4-10 4-10
REC’D
RINGS A/O*
A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O* A/O*
RRP
£149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99 £149.99
FEATURES › High modulus carbon blanks › Ultra slim progressive actions › DPS reel seat with down locking EVA hood › High grade cork handle with EVA rear grip › Hook Keeper › Lightweight Aluminium oxide guides › All feeder rods supplied with 3 tips
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