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| Model TD Code | Rod Type | Power | Action | Length | Line Wt. (lb) | Lure Wt. (oz) | Number of Guides | Price |
| PRIN76HFS DAI-2189 | Spinning | H | F | 7'6 1 pc | 30-55 Braid | 1/2-3 | 9 | $199.95 USD | |||
The Daiwa Proteus Inshore Series Rods are great for any inshore species such as speckled trout, snook, tarpon, or cobia. These rods are built with high modulus carbon graphite with Daiwa's exclusive high volume fiber low resin design. This design makes these rods strong and light weight.
- Hybrid material handle (Cork+EVA) with Laser Etching logo
- Fuji Alconite ring guides with K-shape tangle free frames
- Fuji genuine reel seats
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
4.5 Stars based on 3 reviews
By st
Punta Gorda fl
nice quality rod, but my Penn ssh 8500 will not fit reel seat ?
March 9, 2022
I bought this rod for tarpon fishing, matching Penn 8500 ssv with 60# braid
Cons
- only fits smaller reels
By Rob
Florida
Good
October 29, 2019
It's a good rod but the reel seat on it is very small? Which is confusing for such a big rod? A Penn 2 pursuit 5000 doesn't fit??
By Tyler
Florida
A good rod
August 18, 2016
I have this paired with my van staal vr150 its a perfect match with this sturdy yet light rod. Great looking rod with the perfect amount of back bone.
Pros
- Light
- Sensitive
- Sturdy
- Looks good
Cons
- None
5 Questions &
5 Answers
JC
from San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles asked:
October 16, 2020
I recently bought this rod and I was wondering if it would work for some yellowtail from a 3/4 day boat fishing trip and rock fish. Also which reel would be a better fit, a daiwa bg 6500 or penn spinfisher 7500/8500?
1 Answer
This rod would work fine for a day boat trip for yellowtail and rockfish.
I don't think you need to go that heavy with the reel, I would guess anywhere from a 5-6000 size reel would work just fine, Both the BG and Spinfisher are very similar rated reels, either decision would work out great!
Submitted by:
Alex T
on October 23, 2020
John A Stephenson Jr
from Florida asked:
June 6, 2018
Would this rod be good for topwater trout/redfish and inshore grouper/snapper?
1 Answer
Yes this rod would work well for that style of fishing.
Submitted by:
Ricky
on June 8, 2018
Jason
from CT asked:
March 19, 2017
Can you tell me the weight of this rod?
1 Answer
The weight of the Daiwa PRIN76HFS Proteus Inshore Spinning Rod is 10.4 oz. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs and have a great day.
Submitted by:
Donald
on March 21, 2017
Nazir Ahmad
from Pakistan asked:
February 21, 2016
which reel is the best match for that rod ?
1 Answer
I would pair it with a Shimano ST2500HGFK Stradic FK Spinning Reel
http://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-st2500hgfk-stradic-fk-spinning-reel.html
Or, a Shimano Sienna SN4000FD Spinning Reels
http://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-sienna-sn4000fd-spinning-reel.html
depending on your budget and preference....
Daiwa ISLA4000H Isla Saltwater Spinning Reel
http://www.tackledirect.com/daiwa-isla4000h-isla-saltwater-spinning-reel.html
Submitted by:
Kaitryn
on February 23, 2016
jonathan
from florida asked:
November 15, 2015
would this be a good rod for throwing lures and live baits for everything from big mangroves to large cobias matched with a staltiga 4000h with 30 lb powerpro
1 Answer
That would be a great combination for your application.
Submitted by:
David
on November 16, 2015
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