The Daiwa N'ZON Extension Feeder Rod features an innovative telescopic extending butt section, pro...The Daiwa N'ZON Extension Feeder Rod features an innovative telescopic extending butt section, providing the performance of a two-section rod with superior pack-down convenience. Built with HMC+ High Modulus Plus carbon fiber, it offers exceptional balance and feel, complemented by sensitive carbon quiver tips. Designed specifically for long-range stillwater fishing and demanding river conditions, this 13' model handles heavy loads up to 120g with ease. The rod is equipped with a comfortable Cork/EVA handle featuring Armlock technology, a down-locking reel seat, Titanium Oxide guides, and a convenient hook keeper.
Best current price£79.99from Fishing, Tackle & Bait
The Daiwa N'ZON Extension Feeder Rod is designed for specimen anglers and competitive feeder enthusiasts who prioritize long-range casting performance without sacrificing transport convenience. By utilizing a unique telescopic extending butt section, it offers the seamless action of a traditional two-piece rod while packing down to a manageable size. While it excels in demanding river environments and open stillwaters with its 120g casting capacity, its specialized length and power may feel overkill for smaller commercial ponds or short-distance fishing.
All features
Model Part Number
NZEXT13PQ-AX
Brand
Daiwa
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does this rod come with spare quiver tips?
Yes, it includes high-sensitivity carbon quiver tips designed to match the rod's action.
Can I use this rod for method feeder fishing?
Yes, its power is well-suited for long-range method feeder work, especially when targeting larger specimen fish.
What is the primary benefit of the telescopic butt section?
It provides the convenience of a compact transport size without the stiff, inconsistent action often found in multi-piece rods.
Is this rod suitable for beginners?
While it is a professional-grade rod, its balance and casting ease make it accessible, though beginners should be mindful of the 120g casting power.
How should I clean the cork handle?
Use a damp cloth with mild soap to gently wipe the cork. Avoid using harsh chemicals to maintain the natural texture.
Troubleshooting
Telescopic section is stuck and will not extend or collapse
Do not force the section. Rinse the joint with warm water to remove dirt or debris, let it dry completely, and apply a light touch of rod wax or lubricant.
Line tangling around the quiver tip
Ensure the line is not looped around the tip guide before casting. Use a slightly tighter line tension when the rod is in the rest.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent transport-to-performance ratio due to the telescopic section
High-quality HMC+ carbon construction ensures durability and balance
Versatile for both river currents and long-range stillwater fishing
Ergonomic Armlock handle provides a secure grip under load
Sensitive quiver tips for precision bite registration
Cons
Not suited for delicate fishing at short range
120g rating may be excessive for smaller, finesse setups
Longer length requires more clearance for casting in restricted swims
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Carefully align the ferrules when extending the rod. Ensure the telescopic section is fully locked in place before threading the line through the guides.
Reel Pairing: The down-locking reel seat is designed to securely house mid-to-large-sized feeder reels. Ensure your reel foot is properly seated before tightening the locking nut.
Line Choice: Given the 120g rating, the rod performs best with 8lb-12lb monofilament or equivalent diameter braids. Always use a shock leader when casting at extreme ranges to protect the line from snapping.
Maintenance: After use in saltwater or heavy silt, rinse the guides with fresh water and wipe the blank down. Always store in a dry, ventilated rod sleeve to prevent moisture buildup in the telescopic joint. Check that the hook keeper is not bent to ensure it does not snag your line during storage.