由 Jake Heiman The Daiwa Tenkara X X 36 is a compact and portable tenkara rod designed for simplicity and ease of use in small streams or tight fishing conditions. Here are the key details:
Specifications:
– Length: 3.6 meters (~11.8 feet) when fully extended.
– Collapsed Length: ~60 cm (~23.6 inches), making it highly portable.
– Sections: 8 telescopic sections.
– Action: Likely a mid-flex or full-flex design (typical for tenkara rods), offering a delicate presentation for small fish.
– Weight: Lightweight (exact weight not specified, but Daiwa tenkara rods are generally well-balanced).
– Line Rating: Designed for traditional tenkara lines (level line or fluorocarbon) and light kebari (flies).
Features:
– Portability: Ideal for backpacking or hiking due to its compact size.
– Simplicity: No reel—tenkara rods rely on a fixed line attached to the tip.
– Durability: Daiwa is known for quality materials, likely featuring carbon fiber construction.
– Target Fish: Best for small to medium-sized trout, char, or other stream fish.
Use Case:
– Small mountain streams or brushy environments where longer rods are impractical.
– Anglers who prefer minimalist, precision-focused tenkara fishing.
Comparisons:
– Similar to the Daiwa Soyokaze or Nissin Pro Square series but shorter.
– Shorter than standard tenkara rods (which often range 10–13 ft), making it niche for tight spaces.
Availability:
– Primarily sold in Japan (Daiwa’s tenkara lineup is more popular there). May require importing or purchasing from specialty retailers.
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