Short overview

The Daiwa N'ZON S Feeder 3,90 m 120 g is a powerful and precise feeder rod designed for anglers looking for a reliable tool for medium-heavy and heavy feeder situations. It is ideal for fishing on rivers and lakes, especially when long casts, good feeder control, and sensitive bite indication are required.

Description

This model from the N'ZON S series was developed for modern feeder fishing in conditions where power, stability, and repeatable accuracy are key. The HVF Nanoplus carbon blank provides an excellent balance of low weight and strength, while the V-Joint connection contributes to a more even rod action under load. Thanks to its quality components, including a Fuji KDPS reel seat, Sea-Guide anti-tangle guides, and 2 carbon quiver tips, the rod is suitable for fishing with heavier feeders, at greater distances, and in more demanding conditions.

Features

• Length 3,90 m for long and precise casts
• Casting weight 120 g for medium-heavy and heavy feeder techniques
• HVF Nanoplus carbon blank for low weight and high strength
• V-Joint connection for better load transfer and more consistent rod action
• Fuji KDPS reel seat for secure and stable reel attachment
• Sea-Guide anti-tangle guides and anti-tangle LS rings for neat line management
• Cork/EVA Armlock handle and EVA foregrip for comfort and a secure grip
• Supplied with 2 carbon quiver tips
• 3-piece construction

Technology

• HVF Nanoplus Carbon
• V-Joint

Specifications

Advantages

• An excellent choice for feeder fishing at longer distances
• Combines the power for heavier feeders with sensitivity in bite detection
• The quality blank and connection enable reliable performance during the fight
• The ergonomic handle provides security and comfort during longer fishing sessions
• Robust components contribute to durability and reliability on the water

Note

Product availability depends on stock status. Specifications are taken from officially available manufacturer and distributor data and may be subject to minor changes without prior notice.