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| Model TD Code | Type | Length | Power | Action | Line Rating (lb) | Lure Rating (oz) | Price |
| HR701MLFB DAI-2447 | Casting | 7' 1 pc | ML | F | 8-17 | 1/8-3/4 | $89.95 USD | ||||
The Daiwa HR701MLFB Harrier Inshore Casting Rod is perfect for most inshore fishing applications. This casting rod is made with X45 Bias Graphite fiber construction - 45 degree bias construction prevents twisting of the blank for greater strength, sensitivity and hook setting power.
Daiwa HR701MLFB Harrier Inshore Casting Rod Features:
- Full natural cork handle
- Fuji-aluminum oxide guides
- Fuji DPS Reel seat
- 5 year limited warranty
4.5 Stars based on 9 reviews
By Steve
Edinburg, Tx
Nice rod for the price
February 21, 2020
Great quality for the price. I wish it didn’t have the cork towards the front of where the reel sits.
Pros
- Price quality
Cons
- Cork in front of the reel
By Mike C.
Lithia, FL
HR701MLFB Harrier Inshore Conventional ROCKS!!
June 5, 2019
Purchased the HR701MLFB Harrier Inshore Conventional Casting Rod when it was on sale for $49.99. Straight up steal, perfect for inshore kayak fishing. Paired up with a Daiwa Silvercast-A SC100A-CP reel for my wife, which she loves. Definitely recommend!!! Great fast shipping in a HEAVY DUTY tube. Tackle Direct is absolutely one of my favorite online sites for my saltwater fishing needs.
Pros
- GREAT Rod, solid Fuji guides.
By Mike M.
Red Lodge, MT
Great Price on some nice trolling rods.
February 3, 2019
Arrived quickly and packaged nicely in a large cardboard tube. They took the effort to pad the tips to prevent damage in transit. �
By Ted
California
Great Rod for the Price
January 9, 2019
I read the other positive reviews so I decided to purchase the rod. It turned out they were right, it's a great rod for the price, and I would recommend it.
By wiggles
Sandy hook nj
Sweet!
January 4, 2019
Great sensitivity and cast ability perfect match for my Quantum PT 100
Pros
- Sensitive and lightweight
Cons
- The butt end of the rod could be 3/4 inch longer
By Benjamin
Texas
Awesome rod for an awesome price!
December 28, 2018
Bought an inexpensive baitcast combo and needed a bit of an upgrade on my rod so I decided to go with this Daiwa Harrier Inshore medium light. I have loved it! Not even one month with it and it has seen dozens of fish. Plenty of backbone with enough sensitivity to allow me to feel that winter bite. 100% recommend.
Pros
- Very light (I wade fish a lot)
- Sensitive
- Enough backbone for hook sets
- Great price
Cons
- None that I've experienced so far (owned for about a month now)
By Garrett
North Bay Village, Florida
Harrier insore 6ft 6in
October 14, 2018
Rod is not ML. It is very light. Too sensitive for inshore saltwater fishing. Very soft and hard to cast more than 1/2 oz jigs. Paired with shimano calcutta 201B. Better suited for crappie fishing. I wouldn't reccomend for any saltwater applications.
By Matt
SC
Daiwa harrier inshore rod
September 26, 2018
Appears to be a well made rod. I will post another review if I discover any issues once the rods have been thoroughly tested.
Pros
- Good quality at an affordable price point.
Cons
- I would like to see other handle options.
By Nathan
Goleta, California
Excellent Deal for $50!!!
September 6, 2018
The Daiwa Harrier casting rod is the perfect rod add to your collection or as a first rod. Responsive and tough, you can't beat it for $50!!
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