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Daiwa
Daiwa
Daiwa have been building tackle since the 1950s and now make close to everything an angler uses — reels, rods, lures, line, tools and wet weather gear. This is the full Daiwa range we carry, across fresh water and salt.
The ranges worth knowing
Reels are what most people come to Daiwa for. Saltiga is the saltwater flagship, Certate and Exist lead the estuary and freshwater side, and BG, Saltist, Freams, Legalis and Crossfire work down to genuinely affordable. Tanacom and Seaborg cover electric deep dropping. The Daiwa reel range is listed on its own.
Rod families run in parallel, so the names carry across. TD Black, TD Hyper and TD Commander are the tournament end, Infeet handles finesse work, Saltist and Saltiga cover salt water, Demon Blood and Monster Mesh go heavy, and Crossfire and Aird X sit at the entry point.
On the lure side, Bait Junkie is the soft plastic range — minnows, jerk shads, grubs, prawns and flicks. Double Clutch and Steez cover hard bodies, Infeet takes care of vibes and surface walkers, and Emeraldas is the squid jig line. J-Braid is Daiwa's braided line in X4, X8, Grand and Expedition, and it is one of the most widely fished braids in the country — braided line has the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Is Daiwa a good fishing brand?
Daiwa are one of the two Japanese manufacturers that dominate tackle worldwide, and they build across the whole price range rather than only at the top. An entry-level Crossfire and a flagship Saltiga come from the same engineering.
What is the difference between Saltiga and Certate?
Saltiga is the saltwater flagship, built heavier for offshore, rock and beach work. Certate is the premium estuary and freshwater reel, lighter and more refined. There are saltwater Certate models, but Saltiga is the one built for punishment.
What is Daiwa J-Braid?
Daiwa's braided line. X4 is the four-carrier version, tougher and cheaper. X8 is eight-carrier, rounder and smoother for casting. Grand and Expedition sit above those again.
What is Bait Junkie?
Daiwa's soft plastic range, covering minnows, jerk shads, grubs, prawns, flicks and frog profiles. It is scented and sits in the mid price bracket, which is why it turns up in a lot of Australian tackle boxes.
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Daiwa Bait Junkie Minnow Soft Plastic Lure 4.2 Discontinued Clearance
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Daiwa Bait Junkie Minnow Soft Plastic Lure 3.2 Discontinued Clearance
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Daiwa Bait Junkie Minnow Soft Plastic Lure 6.2 Discontinued Clearance
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Daiwa have been building tackle since the 1950s and now make close to everything an angler uses — reels, rods, lures, line, tools and wet weather gear. This is the full Daiwa range we carry, across fresh water and salt.
The ranges worth knowing
Reels are what most people come to Daiwa for. Saltiga is the saltwater flagship, Certate and Exist lead the estuary and freshwater side, and BG, Saltist, Freams, Legalis and Crossfire work down to genuinely affordable. Tanacom and Seaborg cover electric deep dropping. The Daiwa reel range is listed on its own.
Rod families run in parallel, so the names carry across. TD Black, TD Hyper and TD Commander are the tournament end, Infeet handles finesse work, Saltist and Saltiga cover salt water, Demon Blood and Monster Mesh go heavy, and Crossfire and Aird X sit at the entry point.
On the lure side, Bait Junkie is the soft plastic range — minnows, jerk shads, grubs, prawns and flicks. Double Clutch and Steez cover hard bodies, Infeet takes care of vibes and surface walkers, and Emeraldas is the squid jig line. J-Braid is Daiwa's braided line in X4, X8, Grand and Expedition, and it is one of the most widely fished braids in the country — braided line has the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Is Daiwa a good fishing brand?
Daiwa are one of the two Japanese manufacturers that dominate tackle worldwide, and they build across the whole price range rather than only at the top. An entry-level Crossfire and a flagship Saltiga come from the same engineering.
What is the difference between Saltiga and Certate?
Saltiga is the saltwater flagship, built heavier for offshore, rock and beach work. Certate is the premium estuary and freshwater reel, lighter and more refined. There are saltwater Certate models, but Saltiga is the one built for punishment.
What is Daiwa J-Braid?
Daiwa's braided line. X4 is the four-carrier version, tougher and cheaper. X8 is eight-carrier, rounder and smoother for casting. Grand and Expedition sit above those again.
What is Bait Junkie?
Daiwa's soft plastic range, covering minnows, jerk shads, grubs, prawns, flicks and frog profiles. It is scented and sits in the mid price bracket, which is why it turns up in a lot of Australian tackle boxes.