• You need to be a registered member of Barbel Fishing World to post on these forums. Some of the forums are hidden from non-members. Please refer to the instructions on the ‘Register’ page for details of how to join the new incarnation of BFW...

Daiwa spectron mk2 ,13ft spliced tip float rod SORRY KEEPING FOR NOW

D

Danny Moss

Senior Member
Dawia spectron mk2 spliced tip float rod.
As new condition
Beautiful rod but not needed
Or willing to swap for a mint
Drennan acolyte 13ft plus.
£150 collected from Essex or post at cost🎣
 

Attachments

  • IMG_0763.jpeg
    IMG_0763.jpeg
    147 KB · Views: 93
  • IMG_0762.jpeg
    IMG_0762.jpeg
    107.3 KB · Views: 91
  • IMG_0764.jpeg
    IMG_0764.jpeg
    143.3 KB · Views: 89
  • IMG_0765.jpeg
    IMG_0765.jpeg
    135.8 KB · Views: 89
Last edited:
Danny Moss said:
Dawia spectron mk2 spliced tip float rod.
As new condition
Beautiful rod but not needed
Or willing to swap for a mint
Drennan acolyte 13ft plus.
£150 collected from Essex or post at cost🎣
Click to expand...
I would be very tempted had I not already have one.
I certainly wouldn’t trade mine in for a 13ft acolyte plus. Better river float rod in every way imo.

What a lovely and rare condition amazing rod.
Daiwa rods of this caliber are fantastic.
Guides are as good as it gets. Handle and reel seat are just superb and I love the blanks and their action but one thing they do that I’ve never come across with any other rod as good and that’s splice a blank properly.

The solid tip seamlessly blends into the hollow section with a perfect curve.
It’s lovely and soft right at the tip and gets firmer towards the back where it meats the hollow part and the two actions marry up spot on. Such a crying shame we can’t buy this craftsmanship from daiwa anymore.

The fact that they actually use a decent length correctly matched tip and splice it at a guide point, is better than a lot of other rods for a start.

Good luck with the sale. To get one of those brand new and unused is a rarity.
 
Richard Isaacs said:
I would be very tempted had I not already have one.
I certainly wouldn’t trade mine in for a 13ft acolyte plus. Better river float rod in every way imo.

What a lovely and rare condition amazing rod.
Daiwa rods of this caliber are fantastic.
Guides are as good as it gets. Handle and reel seat are just superb and I love the blanks and their action but one thing they do that I’ve never come across with any other rod as good and that’s splice a blank properly.

The solid tip seamlessly blends into the hollow section with a perfect curve.
It’s lovely and soft right at the tip and gets firmer towards the back where it meats the hollow part and the two actions marry up spot on. Such a crying shame we can’t buy this craftsmanship from daiwa anymore.

The fact that they actually use a decent length correctly matched tip and splice it at a guide point, is better than a lot of other rods for a start.

Good luck with the sale. To get one of those brand new and unused is a rarity.
Click to expand...
As good a recommendation as anyone could possibly ask for. I fancy it but no nice rivers to fish and no money . The second I hope to remedy fairly shortly but the first means moving home so makes that out too.
 
Danny Moss said:
Dawia spectron mk2 spliced tip float rod.
As new condition
Beautiful rod but not needed
Or willing to swap for a mint
Drennan acolyte 13ft plus.
£150 collected from Essex or post at cost🎣
Click to expand...


Out of curiosity, what are the line ratings for the rod Danny ?
 
Ian Woods said:
Out of curiosity, what are the line ratings for the rod Danny ?
Click to expand...
If I compare it with the sphere I’d say the sphere has a nudge more power or stiffness in the blank but the spheres tip is softer.
The daiwa is heavier. It’s the same weight as my 15’6 sphere at 187g
 
Little wonder perhaps you became confused. I would too if I knew what you said, could spell it and understand the theory. I had enough trouble with relativity pre my divorce.
 
Richard Isaacs said:
If I compare it with the sphere I’d say the sphere has a nudge more power or stiffness in the blank but the spheres tip is softer.
The daiwa is heavier. It’s the same weight as my 15’6 sphere at 187g
Click to expand...

Thanks for the info Richard, I was just curious is all, i'm not after one. Regarding spliced rods i'm happy with my spheres 😎👍.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top