Daiwa 25 Emeraldas Tataki spinning

DAIWA Emeraldas Tataki: The Vertical Spinning Rod for Cephalopods

The Daiwa Emeraldas Tataki rod is the first in the famous Emeraldas series designed specifically for the Tataki technique in Europe. This spinning rod was developed for vertical squid fishing and cephalopods using 3 or 5 Oppai (squid jigs), making it the ideal tool for the most demanding anglers.

The result of targeted development, the Daiwa Emeraldas Tataki offers extreme sensitivity, perfect balance, and control in every situation. Built with cutting-edge materials and the best Daiwa technologies, it is the lightest model in its class without sacrificing strength or precision.

⚙️ Technology and Sensitivity: The Soul of the Emeraldas Tataki

This spinning rod features a high-strength carbon structure that ensures light weight and responsiveness ideal for precise bait animation, taking the Tataki technique to the next level.

🎣 Key Components for Maximum Control

• H4: Ultra-Sensitive Megatop Solid Tip: Made of full carbon, the Megatop tip allows you to feel even the slightest touch of the cephalopod, offering unparalleled sensitivity.

• H4: X45 Anti-Torsion Structure: The X45 technology prevents the blank from twisting during the fishing action, ensuring a direct and precise response without the need for “Acid” mounts.

✨ Airsensor and FUJI Guides: Comfort and Durability

Comfort during long vertical fishing sessions is guaranteed by the ultra-light, high-quality components that maximize vibration transmission.

• H4: Airsensor Reel Seat: Made of ultra-light carbon, it maximizes vibration transmission, offering superior comfort even during prolonged sessions.

• H4: FUJI Guides and Accessories: FUJI guides with O-rings provide flawless smoothness and durability, also ideal for use with braided lines. The FUJI GRC (Rubber Cruise Cap) cruciform butt cap completes the technical equipment.

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