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Daiwa Harrier X Jigging Spinning Rods

Daiwa Harrier X Jigging Spinning Rods

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HRX58HS
DAI-3577		Spinning5'8''
1 pc		HeavyModerate Fast65-120lb100-250g6Graphite$139.99 USD
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DAI-3578		Spinning5'8''
1 pc		X-HeavyModerate Fast65-150lb120-300g6Graphite$139.99 USD
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DAI-3579		Spinning6'6''
1 pc		MediumModerate Fast30-65lb50-160g7Rubber$129.99 USD
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DAI-3580		Spinning6'6''
1 pc		Medium HeavyModerate Fast50-100lb80-200g7Rubber$129.99 USD
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DAI-3581		Spinning6'6''
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DAI-3582		Spinning7'
1 pc		MediumModerate Fast30-65lb50-160g8Rubber$129.99 USD
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DAI-3583		Spinning7'
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DAI-3584		Spinning7'
1 pc		HeavyModerate Fast65-120lb100-250g8Rubber$139.99 USD
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Exceptionally well built and highly versatile, the Daiwa Harrier X Jigging Spinning Rods are an excellent addition to any saltwater angler's arsenal regardless of what coast they fish on. These multi-purpose rods excel in all forms of jigging and bottom fishing. Whether you are deploying newer techniques like flutter and knife-type jigs, bouncing bucktails or diamond jigs off the bottom, or sticking to the classic "weight and bait" techniques of bottom fishing, the Harrier X Series has the perfect rod for your application. Built on blanks constructed from Daiwa's High Volume Fiber (HVF) carbon technology, the Harrier X achieves the superior strength and rigidity needed for coastal applications while keeping the blank thin and lightweight for comfortable fishing. Also outfitted with Daiwa's X45 Technology, these rods are designed using a 45 degree bias construction that prevents ovalization and twisting of the blank for greater hoop strength under heavy loads. Anglers can expect the appropriate rod to load up nice and evenly for efficient fish fighting, whether its on a Northeastern fluke, a Baja bluefin tuna, or anything in between. All models are fitted with Fuji Tangle-Free K-Guides with Alconite Rings for favorable line management and a Fuji Back Stop Reel Seat that won't loosen during regular use. Sturdy EVA grips provide a sure, comfortable hold on your rod while remaining easy to clean and hold up well over time. If you're looking for the perfect jigging rod to cover multiple different techniques in your respective fishery, the Daiwa Harrier X should be towards the top of your list.
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By muoi h.
FL
spinning is good for vertical, slow jig.
February 23, 2021
they are very much lightweight, strong. MH for slow jig in bottom, H for vertical, slow jig. i like spinning heavy. you should have these rods MH, HEAVY. i bought 3
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Will
from Nj asked:
July 5, 2022
Would the 5ft8 h or xh fit a bgmq 8000 for jigging for tuna?
1 Answer
Hi Will, the Daiwa Harrier X Jigging rod in the 5ft 8in XH will pair well with the BG MQ 8000. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with! 
Submitted by: Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service on July 6, 2022

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Evan
from DeRidder, Louisiana asked:
October 3, 2021
Will a 7ft heavy rod pair with a shimano spheros 10000?

Will be bottom fishing and occasionally throwing poppers.

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Evan,

The Shimano Spheros SW 10000 will pair nicely with the Daiwa Harrier X HRX70HS spinning rod for bottom fishing and jigging.  It can be used for throwing poppers, but would not be the first choice.  Usually want longer rod for throwing poppers to tuna.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.

Submitted by: Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service on October 5, 2021

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Evan Smith
from DeRidder, Louisiana asked:
October 3, 2021
Would the 7ft heavy pair with a Speros 10000?

Jigging for tuna and throwing poppers?

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Evan,

The Shimano Spheros SW 10000 will pair nicely with the Daiwa Harrier X HRX70HS spinning rod for all styles of jigging for tuna.  It will not be optimum setup for throwing poppers, but can be used in a pinch.  Normally want a longer rod for throwing poppers to tuna.  Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with. 

Submitted by: Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service on October 5, 2021

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YOUNG
from NY asked:
May 5, 2021
can i use the 7ft heavy for fluking porgy and black fish as well?
1 Answer
7' Heavy would be a little overkill for fluking, porgy, and black fish. Medium heavy would be a more versatile option
Submitted by: Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service on May 7, 2021

Tom Nguyen
from Worcester, MA asked:
January 27, 2021
How many oz on the 7' mh spinning  rod????
1 Answer
This rod is rated for 80-200 grams which is roughly equivalent to 3-7oz. 
Submitted by: Austin Kearney on January 27, 2021

Junior
from Texas asked:
November 10, 2020
I have the heavy 7ft rod paired with a diawa bg 6500... did great with snapper and almaco jack... lost 2 nice aj sbut felt good..  it says it can handle tuna in the discription but I was worried to jig with it .. was planning on casting Halcos for them but they were deep down. So my question is can jig some 150 jigs for tuna ?? I know I can finess them but it’s kinda hard on a party boat.. 
1 Answer
This rod can absolutely handle jigs up to 200-250g, hold on though, these tuna will take you for a ride.
Submitted by: Alex T on November 11, 2020

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