Short Overview

The Daiwa N'Zon Z Feeder 3,30 m 40 g is a high-quality feeder rod for anglers seeking precision, sensitivity, and reliable control when fishing on still and slow-flowing waters. Its fast action, lightweight HVF Nanoplus carbon, and three carbon quiver tips make it an excellent choice for modern feeder fishing.

Description

This feeder rod was developed for efficient presentation of the feeder and bait in situations where casting accuracy, good bite detection, and comfortable handling throughout the session are important. The 3,30 m model with a 40 g casting weight is especially suited to fishing for bream, rudd, and other white fish on lakes, canals, and calmer river stretches. Thanks to the blank's quick recovery after the cast, the rod provides better rig control and a more secure feel when playing fish.

Features

• Feeder rod, 3,30 m long with a 40 g casting weight
• Fast action for precise and controlled casting
• Lightweight and powerful HVF Nanoplus carbon blank
• V-Joint put-over joint for an even bending curve
• Fuji reel seat for secure and firm reel attachment
• ArmLock handle for a stable and comfortable grip
• Titanium oxide (TiOx) guides
• Includes 3 carbon quiver tips of different sensitivities

Technology

• HVF Nanoplus carbon – reduced resin content and higher carbon fibre density for a lighter and more responsive blank
• V-Joint – reinforced joint that improves rod performance and reduces energy loss during casting
• ArmLock handle – ergonomically shaped handle for better control during casting and playing fish

Specifications

Advantages

• Very good accuracy when fishing at medium distances
• Sensitive tips for clear indication of even delicate bites
• Lightweight and well-balanced rod for longer sessions without fatigue
• High-quality components increase durability and reliability
• Excellent choice for lakes, canals, and slower river flows

Note

Product and accessory availability depends on stock levels. Photos are for informational purposes only, and the manufacturer may make minor technical changes without prior notice.