Daiwa tournament 410

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    • 10/11/2010 at 10:00 pm #42903

      TF_staffie

        I know these are old poles but are they any good??
        Cheers
        Staffie:)

      • 10/11/2010 at 10:03 pm #121564

        Anonymous

          as good as any mate if in good condition.more of a silvers pole than for bagging on carp waters.

        • 10/11/2010 at 10:09 pm #121566

          TF_piperpilot

            Quality pole IMO. My mate Phil had one and regularly fished it with red hydro and it handled Carp to mid doubles,

          • 10/11/2010 at 10:12 pm #121568

            TF_freddy the frog

              it’l be 6-7 years old and was on the same mandrel as the 210 and the old whisker,i had the 210 it cost £1800 then the 410 was the next one up and was about £2500,210 has green triangles on sections and 410 has red ones,all the current daiwa top 3’s will fit it,they were flagship poles at the time,there are plenty of spares around for them.

            • 10/11/2010 at 10:15 pm #121569

              TF_squatt

                Good pole alright, however, I would be happier with the older Tourney x or the newer speccy.

              • 10/11/2010 at 10:17 pm #121570

                TF_staffie

                  Im thinking about swapping my tricast armantia for one as the tricast is a bit heavy for me at 16mtr although a great strong pole.The pole actually has a 17mtr extension but due to me being small im finding it difficult to hold for 5 hour matches.The majority of the fishing now is 16mtr plus to islands so need a lighter pole really.Being strong isnt always the way forward.

                • 10/11/2010 at 10:18 pm #121571

                  TF_ally
                  Participant

                    Very similar in feel (weight,stiffness) to a garbolino 995 but with daiwas non slide finish. I have both.

                  • 10/11/2010 at 10:19 pm #121572

                    TF_staffie

                      @ally wrote:

                      Very similar in feel (weight,stiffness) to a garbolino 995 but with daiwas non slide finish. I have both.

                      Do you find it ships easy?? Is it light??

                    • 10/11/2010 at 10:27 pm #121574

                      TF_ally
                      Participant

                        No its not great for shipping, the whole reason I changed to the 995. Light enough for me to fish 16m for 5 hrs though and I am only 10 stone when wet.

                      • 10/11/2010 at 10:30 pm #121576

                        TF_staffie

                          @ally wrote:

                          No its not great for shipping, the whole reason I changed to the 995. Light enough for me to fish 16m for 5 hrs though and I am only 10 stone when wet.

                          Ha ha sounds like me then (10 stone when wet)ha ha like it 🙂

                        • 10/11/2010 at 11:59 pm #121580

                          TF_pecker

                            have a look at the maver k47 for sale on flea bay bargin 803g at 13m and stiff and a delite at shipping due to the tapered joints

                          • 11/11/2010 at 12:28 am #121583

                            TF_staffie

                              @pecker wrote:

                              have a look at the maver k47 for sale on flea bay bargin 803g at 13m and stiff and a delite at shipping due to the tapered joints

                              Havnt got the cash mate thats why i want to do a swap 🙂

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