ACCESSORIES
ACCESSORIES TEAM DAIWA®
FEATURES › Fits most 2 or 3 pint square bait boxes › Fits all Daiwa seat boxes (square or round legs)
BAIT WAITER - TDBW1
POLE ROOST SET The system offers a tripod with
seven kit roost plus one for application to the seatbox.
MODEL TDTT1 TDBW1 TDBP1
TDAST1
DESCRIPTION
Team Daiwa Tackle Trolley Team Daiwa Bait Waiter Team Daiwa Barrowplat Team Daiwa Side Tray
RRP
£69.99 £14.99
£150.00 £49.99
MODEL
DAIWA FEEDER REST Designed to give you solid and
precise rod positioning the Daiwa Feeder rest is ideal for all styles of tip work.
MODEL DFR1
DESCRIPTION Feeder Rest
RRP £7.99 TEAM DAIWA® DAIWA® POLE SOCK
The extra layered mesh and padded rim make this pole sock perfect for fast and convenient pole section location.
MODEL DPS1
DESCRIPTION Daiwa Pole Sock
RRP £5.99
TROLLEY - TDTT 1 This versatile trolley can be
TACKLE
adjusted to securely cradle your seat box. The extendable side and front holders (max 48cm and 45cm) it can also be dismantled and collapsed (spring loaded) for ease of storage. The wheels have a clearance of 58cm, feature solid foam tyres and can also be detached.
DWPR1 DPRS6 DPRS8
DESCRIPTION
DWPRSET1 Seven kit pole roost set with free standing tripod Seven kit pole roost set Pole Roost Set - 6 Pole Roost Set - 8
RRP
£39.99 £14.99 £8.99
£10.99
DAIWA BAIT BOXES Available in three sizes
each box features soft touch rubber trim for easier and secure closure. All boxes come with
ventilated lids. Compatible with Team Daiwa Bait Waiter
MODEL DWBB1
DWBB1.5 DWBB2
DESCRIPTION
Daiwa Bait Box 1 litre Daiwa Bait Box 1.5 litre Daiwa Bait Box 2 litre
www.daiwasports.co.uk
RRP
£2.65 £2.85 £2.99
2013 Catalogue // 75
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