DAIWA 20 WILDERNESS 765HFS SPIN ROD

Daiwa Wilderness Travel is back! Featuring the latest in Daiwa rod tech loaded into an eye catching minimalist design, there are models in the range for trout and jungle perch through to Bluewater spinning and even black bass. One of the nicest travel rods on the market just got a revamp, so if your heading bush on foot or jumping on a plane, check out the 2020 Wilderness.

20 Wilderness rods are the most advanced travel rod Daiwa have ever produced. Featuring the latest V-Joint Alpha technology has created a multi-piece rod with a single piece feel. Combined with HVF Nanoplus graphite blanks, exclusive reel seats and Fuji’s beloved Alconite guides, Wilderness will be the undisputed champion of the travel rod market. All 20 Wilderness models come with a semi-hard case with individual compartments to protect each section.

Australia is blessed with some of the finest fishing in the world. Remote, untouched locations teeming with hard fighting sportfish are often only accessible by venturing off the beaten path. That’s where Daiwa’s 20 WILDERNESS rod range was born.

Utilising Daiwa’s brand-new V-Joint Alpha technology, WILDERNESS is the undisputed champion of the travel rod market. V-Joint Alpha is the latest incarnation of Daiwa’s famous V-Joint technology, utilising the finest materials in 0, 90- & 45-degree axis around the joint sections, V-Joint Alpha creates a multi-piece rod with a single piece feel. During the development of V-Joint Alpha, Daiwa engineers were able to produce rods with one extra section whilst at the same time making rods which were stronger, had better recovery and better performance than their predecessors. 

20 WILDERNESS features nine models designed for everything from trout and bream to the voracious Papuan black bass. Featuring other key Daiwa features such as HVF Nanoplus graphite blanks, exclusive Daiwa designed reel seats and Fuji’s beloved Alconite guides, 20 WILDERNESS rods are the most advanced travel rod Daiwa’s ever produced.

The innovative multi-piece design incorporates a more traditional butt joint along with multiple V-Joint Alpha joins along the remainder of the blank. The heavier actions have been fitted with durable rubber Fuji butt caps to deal with some rougher than usual encounters while travelling. All 20 WILDERNESS models come with a semi-hard case with individual compartments to protect each section.

If you’re looking to do some travelling and require a rod which can pack away to even a standard backpack size, then look no further than the 20 WILDERNESS series from Daiwa.

Product Features:

Daiwa Reel Seat – Lightweight Ergonomic Reel Seats

One of the strengths of Daiwa rod design. Designing and producing exclusive reel seats allows Daiwa rods to be unique with functional benefits over the competition. More comfortable, better designs and unique looks is what Daiwa reel seat design is all about.

HVF Nanoplus – HVF Carbon – Nano Resin

Through the use of nano resin control technology in the blank construction process, Nanoplus allows for increased graphite density to be achieved within a graphite rod blank.

V Joint Alpha – 25% Lighter – 25% Stronger

Lighter and stronger than its predessor, V-Joint Alpha features Bias construction that allows the rod joint to flex with the rod to eliminate flat spots and weakness in the ferrule joint.

X45 – Eliminates Blank Twist

Developed to eliminate blank twist and increase power, X45 features a Bias Wrap Construction, left/right 45-degree carbon weave within the blank. X45 radically improves rod strength and durability by eliminating twist and preventing the blank from losing its round form. The elimination of this twist allows for a lighter, stronger and more powerful and sensitive rod.

Fuji Alconite Ring

A special type of ceramic that offers strength, lightness, and durability. Delivering 80% greater compression strength, and 20% lighter than aluminium oxide guides.

Fuji Stainless Steel Guides

Light, strong, and highly corrosion resistant, Fuji stainless steel guides are tailor-made for Australia’s harsh conditions.

*This picture is a universal image – rod models may vary from the image shown.