Daiwa :: Freshwater Rods :: Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting
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Overall Customer Rating:
out of
5
(2 Reviews)
Manufacturer: Daiwa
Series: Freshwater Rods
Model: Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting
Daiwa Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting models
| Spin/Cast | Model | Length | Pieces | Lure Weight (oz.) | Line Weight | Action | Power | Type | Rod Weight (oz.) |
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Salmon Back Bouncing & Jigging |
HLD-SS791XHRB |
7'9" |
1 |
1 - 8 |
12 - 30 |
Regular |
Extra Heavy |
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Salmon Heavy Casting/Drift |
HLD-SS902HFB |
9' |
2 |
3/4 - 1 1/4 |
12 - 16 |
Fast |
Heavy |
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Salmon Heavy Casting/Drift |
HLD-SS1002XHFB |
10'2" |
2 |
1 - 1 1/2 |
14 - 20 |
Fast |
Extra Heavy |
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Steelhead Drift |
HLD-SS862MFB |
8'6" |
2 |
3/8 - 3/4 |
8 - 12 |
Fast |
Medium |
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Steelhead Drift |
HLD-SS902MFB |
9' |
2 |
3/8 - 3/4 |
8 - 12 |
Fast |
Medium |
* All Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting Rods specifications from the official Daiwa catalog. Daiwa reserves the right to make changes without obligation.
Fishermen's opinions about Daiwa Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting
Daiwa Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting
my choice for deep jigging
2012-07-11T09:43:537/11/2012 9:43:53 AM
out of 5 stars
The Diawa Heartland SS791XHRB is my choice for deep jigging King Salmon in the tidal rips of Kodiak Island Alaska. As a charter captian for the last 22 years here I've used up a lot of rods in the course of a season - Not this one. Match it up with a Shimano Tekota line counter spooled with 20 or 30# test Power Pro and 6 ounce Luhr Jensen stingers and you've got a fish killing setup.
Reviewed by: Capt. Eric (Kodiak, AK)
Daiwa Heartland-HLD Salmon/Steelhead-Casting
2012-07-11T09:42:22
7/11/2012 9:42:22 AM
out of 5 stars
I don't know much for bass fishing but I have used the heartland S 7'6" listed here for Chinook salmon. Casting 2.5 to 4 ounce drift rigs into fast water for spring Chinook is hard on any rod. Fighting 30-40 pounders in that water is murder, most guys use 9' or 10'' salmon rods. I''ve got nothing but respect for this rod, it''s fought over 180 Springers in the last 3 years and the only damage it has sustained was a minor problem with the tip eye... apoxy fixed that right on the river bank. If this rod can take down the King, I think it can handle a few bass.
Reviewed by: John (Glide, Oregon)