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In this video, Daiwa Presso AIR AGS 61LB: The Best JDM Trout BFS Rod? (BFS Fishing), Hobie-Wan Kenobi does some initial testing of the Daiwa Presso AIR AGS 61LB BFS trout rod and also discusses important tips to consider when selecting BFS rods.
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Link to Daiwa Presso AIR AGS: www.digitaka.com/items/4/6/6/...
Rod Specifications:
Length: 6'1" (1.85m)
Pieces: 2
Weight: 52gr (1.8oz)
Lure Rating: 1.5-5gr
Line Rating: 2-5lb
I got this rod to use mostly for bluegill and trout fishing in lakes. I wanted a rod similar to the Daiwa Gekkabijin AIR AGS 60XUL BFS rod but, with more power. The Daiwa Presso AIR AGS is two power classes higher yet, has lighter line and lure ratings. Be sure to watch the part where I explain how to use ratings, descriptions and other information to find the perfect rod for you.
With the Shimano Aldebaran BFS XG, the Presso/Aldebaran BFS weigh a total of 6.4oz. This is the lightest setup I have used at this length.
The rod is responsive and very sensitive for the limited testing I have done so far. Be sure to follow me on Instagram to see updated information as I post it.
Lures Used:
Jackson Kanade
Daiwa Lupin Spoon
Eurotackle Micro Finesse Tungsten Jig with Metacraw
Rapala Countdown Elite 55
From Daiwa:
~ The world of under 200g area tackle ~
We aimed for a one-of-a-kind usability.
As a result of thorough usability, we achieved under 50g with the rod alone. (excluding 61 LB). It is possible to simply make a light rod, but it is difficult to make it light without sacrificing usability and strength. However, Daiwa's rod production know-how easily overcame such a difficult mission. Casting, lure operation, hanging performance, landing performance...Without sacrificing any basic performance. Combined with lightweight reels such as PRESSO reels and EXIST, the total tackle weight is under 200g. The door to a new area trout world that cannot be returned once picked up is now opened.