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| Model TD Code | Length | Power | Action | Color | Price |
| SG63S-3F DAI-2505 | 6'3, 2 pcs | X-Heavy | Moderate-Fast | Black/Blue | $399.99 USD | ||||||
Designed to match the awesome power of the new Saltiga spinning reels, the Daiwa SG63S-3F Jigging Rod integrates Bias Wrap Construction for ultimate strength, power, light weightiness, and ultra thin blank diameter, with X-Torque design, a design that resists blanks twisting and massively increasing torque. Adding to the incredible blank design, these rods feature Fuji Titanium SIC "K " frame guides to eliminate line twist, while offering unmatched durability. Rod also features Fuji reel seats and Airfoam grips.
- Japanese super high quality carbon
- X Torque and Bias Wrap Construction
- 3D carbon design
- Customized carbon and alloy reel seats with locking rings
- Airfoam grips
- Fuji SIC Titanium "K" frame guides
11 Questions &
11 Answers
Thanh Ho
from Brea, CA asked:
April 20, 2018
Is this a good rod to pair with the Accurate Valiant BV2-500 reel?
1 Answers
The Daiwa SG63S-3F JDM Saltiga Jigging Rod Blue/Black would be a good rod to pair and with the Accurate Valiant BV2-500. The two would balance well together and make up a very good all around conventional combo.
Donald
on April 20, 2018
REDUAN
from singapore asked:
May 5, 2017
Where is this rod manufactured?
1 Answers
According to the label on the rod it is manufactured in Thailand.
Devon
on May 8, 2017
Dennis Dang
from North Carolina asked:
April 15, 2017
will this Rod work with saltiga 5000H?
1 Answers
Yes this would be a well balanced jigging combo.
Devon
on April 17, 2017
Greg
from Ma asked:
April 3, 2017
How long is the rod broken down in the case?
1 Answers
The rod is broken down in two sections. The longer section is 56 inches and the shorter end is 24 inches in length.
Donald
on April 5, 2017
Mark
from Fort Wayne in asked:
March 14, 2017
Would this rod be heavy enough for grouper fishing
1 Answers
The Daiwa SG63S-3F JDM Saltiga Jigging Rod Blue/Black would be heavy enough for grouper fishing. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.
Donald
on March 15, 2017
Chip
from Panama City Beach FL asked:
December 20, 2016
I have both a Catalina 4000h and 5000, which do you think would be a better fit?
1 Answers
The Catalina 5000 would pair well with the Daiwa SG63S-3F JDM Saltiga Jigging Rod Blue/Black.
Donald
on December 20, 2016
Papi o
from By the beach asked:
October 29, 2016
Why is the ultegra not recommended?
1 Answers
Papi, Hello the ultegra is designed for long cast surf fishing. Not jigging.
Tyler
on October 31, 2016
Holoholo
from 808 state asked:
October 27, 2016
Is the shimano ultegra ci4 5500 spinning reel okay to use with this rod?
1 Answers
Holoholo, This reel is designed for surf fishing. I would not recommend pairing these together.
Tyler
on October 27, 2016
Curious Fish
from Northern Virginia asked:
October 25, 2016
Are these rods designed to be used with a spinning or casting reel?
1 Answers
Curious, Hello this rod is a spinning.
Tyler
on October 26, 2016
Tim
from Washington asked:
October 25, 2016
what are the specs for this rod? Line, lure weight, etc?
1 Answers
The line rating is PE 30 lb, jig range is 60-120 grams and max drag is 22 pounds.
Donald
on October 27, 2016
Steven Kennie
from Mass asked:
October 25, 2016
How about some specs? Line rating? Max usable drag? Jig range?
1 Answers
The line rating is PE 30 lb, jig range is 60-120 grams and max drag is 22 pounds.
Donald
on October 27, 2016
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