Mulinelli Daiwa

Daiwa casting & spinning reels

Known and recognised by all categories of anglers, Daiwa reels embody performance and innovation. Thanks to exclusive technologies such as Airdrive Design, Hyperdrive Design, Monocoque frames, MagSealed bearings, etc., each reel offers the very best in its class: smoothness, precision, robustness and control even during the most epic fights. Whether you fish in freshwater or saltwater, with lures or otherwise, Daiwa gives you a decisive advantage.

The range comes in several series suited to all styles: spinning reels for finesse to medium-heavy fishing right up to tuna, baitcasting models for precise and technical fishing, as well as dedicated reels for carp and surfcasting. For each discipline you have a range of reels to meet the expectations of all anglers.

Our team of enthusiasts' selection

Casting

• - Lexa P 2024, Costal TWS, Tatula TW SV 24, Steez A II TW, Prorex SV TW, etc.

Spinning

• - Certate G 24 SW, Prorex X LT 24, Ballistic MQ LT 21, Silver Creek MQ LT, etc.

Heavy fishing

• - Certate G 24 SW, Saltiga 23, Saltist MQ 2021, etc.

Carp & Surfcasting

• - Shorecast Surf, Black Widow, Emblem Surf SCW 2024, etc.

Closed-face & Spools

• - Exceler, Underspin, Tatula, Exist, Laguna, Iprimi, LT Universal spools.

Which Daiwa reel to choose?

Choosing a Daiwa reel means betting on unbeatable reliability, born from a recognised Japanese expertise. Explore our selection of reels and find the one that will accompany you for years to come.

Rod balance

Choose a reel suited to your rod, meaning a reel that will balance the rod, but also one that will allow you to cast the lures intended for the rod's power rating.

Bearings

For a casting reel, the crucial point is the spool's rotation capacity. The smoother this rotation and the lower the resistance to rotation, the farther you will be able to cast and with lighter lure weights. You should therefore pay close attention to the number and quality of the bearings in the reel. For a spinning reel, this is also an important point.

Spool diameter

The spool diameter is a determining factor for a spinning reel. It must be in line with the size and positioning of the rod's first guide ring. The larger the first guide ring, the larger the spool diameter should be. The farther the guide ring is from the reel seat, the larger the reel should be.

The ratio

Another important point is the retrieve ratio. A standard ratio is 75-80cm of line retrieved per handle turn. You should therefore choose the ratio of your reel based on the fishing techniques you want to use. 

If you have any questions about choosing a rod, the appropriate rigs for your fishing area, or the type of line (braid, monofilament, fluorocarbon) to use on your reel, please do not hesitate to contact us via our website, by phone, or by visiting us in person at our Ardent Pêche store.