When you’re heading down to the bank, your priority, once you get to your swim, is going to be to get your rods in the water as quickly as possible, so you can get fishing, and give yourself the best chance of a decent catch. If your venue takes a while to travel to, you may well make your rods up before you set off, especially in winter, when the light doesn’t last as long. Travelling with fully tackled rods, however, poses its own challenges, the main one being how to ensure that your rods don’t get damaged by being knocked about, or scratched by stray terminal tackle, in transit.
Designed to carry three made up rods, the Daiwa Black Widow Rod Holdall features a padded interior for complete protection, internal pockets for tools and accessories, and a 50mm guide pouch. With double zips throughout, this rod holdall gives quick, easy access, whilst ensuring your rods are securely stored while in transit.
With a carry handle and two padded shoulder straps, this rod holdall is ideal for the angler who likes to remain mobile, giving you the flexibility to easily and comfortably carry your rods along the length of the bank. This is also handy for those anglers who live within walking distance of a good venue, and like the opportunity to walk through the weather, arriving at the bank with a deeper understanding of what the fish might be doing than their car-driving companions.
As a brand, Daiwa are all about technology, performance, and functionality, creating products that change the game of angling whilst creating a stunning bankside impression, time after time. If you want quality and reliability, from the smallest item of angling equipment to the most expensive rod and reel combination, you only need to look at one brand: Daiwa.