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Daiwa Emblem Carp Rod video review - YouTube
| Main Use | Main Carp Rod, Stalking Rod |
| Lengths | 10ft, 12ft |
| Test Curve | 3.5lb, 3lb |
The handle on the Emblem Carp Rods comes in a comfortable shrink-wrap material with a flared butt and black cap made from aluminium. It’s a simple, but effective handle which I felt was comfortable to hold and grip even with cold and wet hands.
The reel seat is pretty bog standard being a Seaguide DBS style. It’s capable of housing all reel sizes including big pits. It has a pretty understated look about it being all matte black with a slight grey tone to it.
On testing, I never experienced any movement of my reel and it held rock solid for the entire session.
The black theme on the rod continues into the eyes with these too being all black. They are lightweight and made from stainless steel so are hardy and robust. Again, I found the eyes simple but effective allowing me to cast a 4oz lead effectively at approx 100 yards.
Yes, you’ve guessed, the blank is all black. It really is an understated and simple-looking rod but this simplistic appearance gives the rod an air of sophistication about it.
Even the logo blends into the whole black theme with the gloss finish being hardly noticeable against the matt black coating in some lights.
The blank is made from Daiwa’s famous high-volume fibre materials that alongside the V-joint technology ensure the rod feels good in the hands when casting and playing fish.
| Feature | What this means |
|---|---|
| Lengths and test curves | Offered in 10ft, 12ft and 13ft, with 3lb and 3.5lb test curves. |
| Blank | An HVF carbon blank with a 3K woven surface and a fast, progressive action that loads through the whole blank for distance. |
| Joint | A V-Joint put-over joint to help maintain a smooth curve through the rod. |
| Guides | Six Seaguide LS guides keep the ring package light and practical. |
| Reel seat and handle | A Fuji DPS reel seat with a slim shrink-tube handle section that sits firmly on the rod rest. |
See how the Daiwa Emblem Carp Rod compares with other carp rods on overall score and current price.
| Name | Price | Overall Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Daiwa Emblem Carp Rod | £79.99 | |
| Daiwa Infinity MT X45 Carp Rod | £376.00 | |
| Century Stealth Graphex Spod/Marker Rod | £595.00 | |
| Daiwa Longbow X45 | £139.99 | |
| Shimano TX-1B Carp Rod | £64.00 | |
| Daiwa Black Widow Plus Carp Rod | £44.99 | |
| Daiwa Crosscast EXT | £44.99 | |
| Avid Revolve Carp Rod | £35.99 | |
| Sonik Xtractor+ Carp Rod | £39.99 |
Daiwa Emblem Carp Rod video review - YouTube
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It is designed for main carp and stalking fishing.
10ft, 12ft.
An HVF carbon blank with a 3K woven surface and a fast, progressive action that loads through the whole blank for distance.
A V-Joint put-over joint to help maintain a smooth curve through the rod.
Six Seaguide LS guides keep the ring package light and practical.