Daiwa Light/Medium Class Inshore Spinning Reels
Meet our category dedicated to show off our range of impressive light-medium tackle Daiwa reels for those anglers that go freshwater or saltwater fishing in rivers, lakes and other situations that command lighter gear.
For many an angler, the first reel in their fishing kit was a Daiwa Spin Reel. You may still have it, and you still may even use it. Daiwa spin reels stand the test of time under Australia’s rugged fishing conditions. Seamless performance is why you continue to return to Daiwa. Daiwa have earned your loyalty. You’ll keep going back, because they have proven to you that the next model will be even more impressive than the last. There is a huge selection of Daiwa light and medium Inshore spinning reels for sale below catering for salt and fresh water. See our hot deals below.
Buyers Guide For Daiwa Light/Medium Class Inshore Spinning Reels
Want to learn more about what the best size Daiwa fishing reel is for light to medium applications? Then you’ll love our handy guide below put together by the experts here at Fishing Tackle Shop.
Fishing with Daiwa Light and Medium Inshore Spinning Reel Technology
You’ll note we have many light – medium size Daiwa fishing reels for sale in this category. Fish for Bass in the fresh on Saturday and point it a Bream and Whiting on Sunday. We have prices and models catering from entry level through to the most advanced angler. Even entry level gives you access to technologies such as ABS spool, Air Rotor, Air Bail, Twist Buster II and, Ultimate Tournament Drag. This is Daiwa. More for a lot less.
Entry level aside, the top shelf range we sell gets everything sealed to within an inch of its life with Magseal Technology. Designed for Nasa, Magseal keeps the elements out, so your reel will operate at peak, every cast. It’s the key to longevity and continued optimum performance.
Whether you chase prize Murray Cod or impoundment Barra, you can use one of these top shelf models. The 3000 and 4000 has all the strength you need to tackle these monsters, such is the power of their performance. Take them offshore for Snapper, hit the rocks for big Drummer and huge Tailor in the wash. Go light with a 1000, 2000 or 2000 and hit the racks for Bream from your kayak, Cast hardbodies at Jacks, deep in the Northern Mangroves.
Whatever your inshore, or light sports offshore application, there Is a Daiwa Light/Medium Inshore Spinning Reel for sale that covers everything you need, everything you desire, at a price point that suits your back pocket. Every Daiwa spin reel for sale represents class, innovation, performance and reliability. It’s implicit in the Daiwa name. Daiwa design their reels with your style of fishing in mind, that’s why you love them.
Daiwa Size Guide for Light – Medium Class Reels
For those of you who are confused about what all the numbers mean in fishing reels we here at fishing tackle shop have made this quick little guide to give you a basic understanding to assist you when purchasing your next small-med sized Daiwa fishing reel.
1000 size – Starting at the smallest end of town, the 1000 size Daiwa fishing reel is the baby size class in terms of Daiwa reel size. You can also include the Daiwa 2004 size (on their old sizing scale) in this baby class. Perfect for real finesse fishing style for the freshwater lakes and rivers as well as in the salt. The 1000 size reel is popular amongst anglers that fish light for species such as bream, whiting and trout and is usually ideal for line classes of 1-2kg in monofilament or 2-8lb in braided fishing line. In terms of rod choice generally we find most anglers choose to buy a rod rated around 1-4kg and in a length of 6-7ft 6 inches.
2000 Size – Offers basically the same characters as a 1000 size reel but with the added benefit of extra line capacity or the ability to fish slightly heavier. Still perfect for lakes and rivers in both fresh and salt run a Daiwa 2000 reel on a 6-7ft rod with a line rating around 2-5kg for optimal performance. Fill the reel with 4-6lb mono or 5-10lb braid and target all your favourites like trout, bream, Australian bass, flathead, luderick and perch.
2500 Size. This is one of our biggest selling sizes. Daiwa 2500 reels hold more line, are generally easier to cast, and offer versatility. The 2500 is a finesse legend in lakes, rivers creeks and estuaries matching well with a 6ft through to 7ft 6inch rod sizes rated around 2-6kg and loaded up with 5-8lb mono or 5-10lb braid to target a very large range of both freshwater and salwater fish species.
3000 Size Daiwa reels make the ideal reel for those anglers that fish inshore dams, lakes and bays in situations that command a little extra line capacity or where slightly heavier line class is needed. Perfect for running 3-5kg monofilament or 6-14lb braided line class. Chase mangrove jack, yellowbelly, snapper, king george whiting, flathead and more on the 3000.
4000 Size reels can be borderline class for a small reel though they are nudging more along the medium size range. 4000 size reels are truly the best size real for heavier inshore fishing such as fishing for barramundi, mulloway, huge flathead, cod and make an ideal choice for anglers heading off to do some light offshore reef fishing. Perfect for a 6-9ft rated rod rated anywhere around the 3-8kg mark. One thing to mention though, a Daiwa 4000 spinning reel will also be an excellent choice for the light surf angler on an 8-11ft rod rated to around 5kg where target species are dart, whiting, bream and flathead to name a few.
Small Daiwa Reels Summary:
The aim of this handy guide was to assist you make an informed choice on what reel may suit your fishing style for light to medium fishing styles. See our range for sale and if you have any questions feel welcome to contact us for additional advice on Daiwa Light/Medium Class Inshore Spinning Reels. Or checkout our full fishing reel size guide
