Discover the Truth: Does Daiwa's NZON Super Slim 12ft medium feeder Rod Deliver?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2023
- Testing Daiwa's NZON Super Slim 12ft medium feeder Rod at Monk lakes | On The Bank Review
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Welcome back to the channel and another Tackle review, this time its Daiwa's NEW NZON Slim 12 ft Medium feeder, enjoy watching me put this great rod to the test.
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The Super Slim range uses HMC+ to deliver a reduced diameter whilst retaining superb casting properties, blank recovery and fish playing feel.
Their balanced performance of power and lightness is enhanced by the use of weight saving SeaGuide D Ring guides and carbon quiver tips.
Featuring a downlocking reel seat with a cork foregrip, the handle below is shaped EVA with our classic Armlock. This is tapered down to an intermediate indent that is ideally located for locking the rod into our dual rear rod rest.
MEDIUM FEEDER (NZSSF1203MQ) This is a great ‘all rounder’ for both natural and commercial waters where a degree of distance work is likely. Suited to 50m+ and comfortably handling carp, it can if required also cast up to 120g at shorter ranges. Its super convenient three section assembly packs down to 127cm.
These rods are available for around £100.00 and there are detailed below.
METHOD FEEDER (NZSSF902Q, 1002Q & 1102Q) Designed to deliver a through action when loaded, the 9’ and 10’ Method editions are ideal for shorter range casting with adequate playing power for commercial waters where carp and F1's prevail. The 11’ edition does show a degree of increased power in the bottom end when the whole rod is compressed. This lends it better to slightly heavier feeders and increased range, however it still offers the ideal level of cushion required for those frantic lunges often encountered with The Method.
FEEDER (NZSSF1202Q & 1303PQ) The main venue type for the 12’ and 13’Q Feeder models are natural waters where wild fish are the target. Designed with a forgiving action for lighter set ups and smaller hooks. The 12’ Q edition is ideal for distances of up to and around 50m whilst the 13’ PQ will serve 60m+ or shorter range work on medium flowing rivers.
POWER FEEDER (NZSSF10PQ, 1203PQ & 1303XPQ) The shorter 10’ PQ is the go to rod for bigger fish on high catch rate ‘commercial’ waters. Where some distance is required the longer editions come into their own. The 12PQ is for bigger waters and bigger fish whilst the ‘meatier’ 13’ XPQ with its higher loading point is a superior distance weapon that is perfect for rapid rivers too. Both longer models are also three sections, thus packing down conveniently. - กีฬา
You back on Bridges in this Video
Yes indeed mate, will do a bit there this Autumn
Have you tried Puma lake next door. That is my favourite lake there.
@@davechisholm6313 only once a few years ago for Bream and had a few
Is it slimest (blank) rod, during in daiwa n zone models?
- super slim is only models name,, or its truely slimest blank?
- I searching slimest blanked models. Advice something plz
Dependant on what species qnd distances and your budget
@@Alltackledup Does a 120g test rod feel good for a small fish? Is it a sensitive rod?
@@Alltackledup distance up tp 60-80m. Bughet 100-150gbp.
@@beka-nz6jf those NZON slims would be fine that is the medium and is good for distqnces pass 50m i would say 65 to 70m. Or step up to the 13ft power feeder this will be fine up to 80m maybe a bit more.
@@Alltackledup Is the rod sensitive, when bringing out small fish?
Anyone know how this compares with Middy 5G 12ft Feeder and Shimano X1 13ft feeder?
Thanks 4 watching m8, not tried the middy but this rod is lovely for the money
Hi . Is this rod suitable for the river with 100+ feeders ?
Perfect for River mate i will check on casting weight
120g casting weight m8 :)
@@Alltackledup What's the m8?
@@vad4948 you asked about casting 100 plus feeders. It will chuck a max of 120g loaded feeder.
@@Alltackledup Okay, thanks.