RODS & POLES
COARSE
CARP
SPECIALIST
SEA
GAME
SPINNING
NEWERA SLR SALMON FLY Embracing the same breakthrough with X45 carbon
technology as the trout range the NewEra SLR salmon rods can harness incredible casting energy and deliver with remarkable precision and feel. The ‘front end’ is highly responsive allowing
the line to deliver loading into a progressive power zone. Choice of timing here can make the rod release higher up delivering a tighter loop or add speed to overhead casts.
MODEL
NESLRSF1208-AU NESLRSF1309-AU NESLRSF140910-AU NESLRSF151011-AU
LENGTH (FT) WGT (OZS) 12’
13’ 14’ 15’
6.8 7.7 8.8
10.0
RATING 8 9
10 11
AFTM
Further down the torque resistance and rigid
wall construction of the X45 carbon is where the NewEra really begins to deliver serving up a variety of important benefits; it ensures a higher power conversion and controlled unloading, it allows for positive line lift and propels each cast with remarkable accuracy. Accomplished design that truly does excel
with versatility.
SECTIONS 4
4 4 4
RRP
£625.00 £650.00 £675.00 £699.00
FEATURES › X45 carbon technology combined with HVF (High Volume Fibre)
› Constant Taper Profile (internal) › Unique Daiwa reel seat › Strengthened Fuji SiC stripper guides › Stainless steel snakes › High grade cork handle › Hook keepers › Travel tube with compartments › Original owner lifetime guarantee
SIGNATURE SALMON FLY The outstanding casting and fishing abilities of the Signature salmon fly rods
have been captured by combining world class experience and our renowned rod making technology here at Daiwa in Scotland. Each model is an original in its own right, individually designed to deliver a dedicated performance.
FEATURES › HM65M high grade fibre with MSG › Triangular ALPS alloy reel seat › Fuji SiC butt and tip guides
› Flor grade cork handle › Hard chrome snake intermediates › Cordura covered hard travel tube › Original owner lifetime guarantee
NEWERA FLY REEL The NewEra fly reel is a world first and takes the cartridge spool system
to a whole new level. Each cartridge is entirely reversable and made from precision machined
aluminium, finished off with colour coded anodising. Location is achieved via a recessed channel which meets three spring loaded ball bearings set within the spool. A central, screw down cap secures the spool into place. When
loosened the cap remains in place ensuring it cannot be lost. The disc drag system is powered by carbon washers for smooth powerful
line release. Adjustment is made easier thanks to a knurled, easy grip dial. Supplied in a protective reel case with compartments for each cartridge. Also available as a reel only option.
MODEL
NLACS56 NLACS78 NLACS89
NLACS1011 OZS LINE CAPACITY
6.5 WF6 + 100yds /20lb 7.0 WF8 + 150yds /20lb 9.9 WF9 + 200yds /20lb 11.6 WF11 + 225yds /30lb
RO - Reel Only models (supplied with one cartridge) NLACS34RO NLACS56RO NLACS78RO NLACS89RO
6.1 WF4 + 60yds /20lb 6.5 WF6 + 100yds /20lb 7.0 WF8 + 150yds /20lb 9.9 WF9 + 200yds /20lb
NLACS1011RO 11.6 WF11 + 225yds /30lb RRP
£205.00 £210.00 £215.00 £225.00
£140.00 £145.00 £150.00 £155.00 £165.00
CARTRIDGE £29.99 £29.99 £29.99 £29.99
£29.99 £29.99 £29.99 £29.99 £29.99
MODEL
SSF1208-3 SSF1309-3 SSF14010-3 SSF15010-3 SSF15010-5 SSF16012-3 SSF1208-4 SSF1309-4 SSF14010-4 SSF15011-4
LENGTH (FT)
12’ 13’ 14’ 15’ 15’ 16’ 12’ 13’ 14’ 15’
WGT (OZS)
8.5
10.2 10.8 13.2 13.4 13.4 8.5 9.2
10.2 12.2
RATING SECTIONS 8 9
AFTM 9/10
10/11 10/11 11/12 8 9
9/10 10/11
FEATURES › Machined from aircraft grade aluminium › Reversible winding direction cartridge system
› Colour coded aluminium cartridges › Low glare anodising › Carbon washer disc drag
Three colour coded cartridges are supplied with each reel
3 3 3 3 5 3 4 4 4 4
RRP
£399.00 £415.00 £450.00 £475.00 £499.00 £499.00 £399.00 £415.00 £450.00 £475.00
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