Daiwa CDN Custom Spinning

Daiwa CDN Custom Rods are the ultimate solution for anglers seeking superior performance in Canadian freshwater fishing. These rods are specifically designed to target the diverse range of species found in Canada's waters. Featuring aluminum oxide ring guides, they ensure smoother casts and reduced line friction, essential for the unpredictable conditions of Canadian lakes and rivers. The incorporation of V-Joint technology in these rods guarantees a seamless connection between segments, maintaining a consistent bend and enhancing overall strength.

One of the standout features of the Daiwa CDN Custom Rods is their comfortable cork handles. Ergonomically designed, these handles offer a secure grip and significantly reduce fatigue, making your fishing trips more enjoyable and comfortable, even during extended periods by the water. The rods are constructed using Daiwa’s High Volume Fiber (HVF) technology, which utilizes a higher volume of fiber and less resin. This results in rods that are not only lightweight and responsive but also exceptionally robust, allowing anglers to feel every nibble and strike with heightened sensitivity. 

Daiwa's X45 was developed to eliminate blank twist and increase power, X45 features a Bias Wrap Construction, left/right 45 degree carbon weave within the blank. X45 radically improves rod strength and durability by eliminating twist and preventing the blank from losing its round form. The elimination of this twist allows for a lighter, stronger and more powerful and sensitive rod. Daiwa's X45 is available only on rods over 9ft in this series.

The adaptability of these rods is unmatched, making them suitable for various fishing techniques and environments, from jigging for bass to casting for trout. Built to endure the challenges of Canadian waters, Daiwa CDN Custom Rods are synonymous with durability, offering reliability season after season. They provide anglers with precision and control, enabling pinpoint accuracy with casts and superior handling during fish fights.