Daiwa Proteus Boat Conventional Rod PTB76HF 7'6" 55-100 lb.
The Daiwa Proteus PTB76HF Boat Conventional Rod is a redesigned saltwater rod built for inshore and offshore boat fishing, combining advanced carbon construction with reinforced blank technology and premium guide components. Engineered for strength, balance, and durability, it offers a technique-specific action while maintaining a lightweight yet powerful profile. Constructed with Daiwa’s HVF (High Volume Fiber) carbon blank, the rod reduces excess resin to increase fiber density, resulting in a lighter, stronger, and more responsive structure compared to traditional materials. Braiding X Tape technology is integrated into the blank to minimize twist and distortion under heavy load, improving lifting power and maintaining structural integrity during demanding fights. Fuji FazLite K-Guides feature a tangle-free design with durable, smooth inserts that enhance casting efficiency and reduce line friction, supporting both braided and monofilament lines. The guide system is compact yet strong, contributing to overall weight reduction without sacrificing durability. An ultra-durable EVA grip provides a secure and consistent hold, even in wet conditions, ensuring dependable control during extended use. This rod excels in boat-based saltwater fishing where strength, control, and reliability are critical, making it ideal for targeting a wide range of coastal and offshore species. It is best suited for anglers who demand performance-driven gear tailored to specific techniques. If you're looking for a versatile, durable, and technically advanced boat rod capable of handling diverse saltwater challenges, the Daiwa Proteus PTB76HF Boat Conventional Rod is a proven choice. Features HVF (High Volume Fiber) carbon blank construction Braiding X Tape blank reinforcement Fuji FazLite tangle-free K-Guides Smooth, durable guide inserts for improved casting Ultra-durable EVA grip Designed for braided and monofilament lines Technique-specific action Lightweight yet high-strength construction