Overview
The Daiwa 20 Infeet 762ULRS is the longest rod in the Infeet finesse range, designed specifically for long-distance casting and ultra-light lure presentation in estuary and freshwater environments. Measuring 7ft 6in in a two-piece mid-joint construction, it delivers exceptional casting distance and smooth control when working small hardbaits and soft plastics over open flats or shallow water. Built on Daiwa’s HVF (High Volume Fibre) carbon blank with X45 bias wrap technology, the rod provides excellent sensitivity, reduced blank twist, and improved strength for its ultra-light rating. Its regular taper design supports smooth loading for long casts while maintaining enough backbone for controlled hook sets. Finished with Fuji Fazlite guides, a lightweight ergonomic Daiwa reel seat, and split EVA grips, the 762ULRS is rated for PE0.2–0.6 and 0.5–5g lures, making it ideal for bream, trout, perch, and other finesse species where casting distance is critical.
Features
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Ultra-light finesse rod designed for long-distance casting
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HVF carbon blank for high sensitivity and lightweight strength
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X45 bias wrap construction reduces blank twist and improves accuracy
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Regular taper for smooth loading and extended casting distance
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Fuji Fazlite guides with corrosion-resistant stainless frames
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Lightweight ergonomic Daiwa reel seat for comfort and balance
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Split EVA grip for improved handling and reduced fatigue
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Mid-joint two-piece construction for portability
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Designed for small hardbaits, soft plastics, and finesse lures
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Excellent for open flats, estuaries, and shallow water fishing
Daiwa Rod 20 Infeet 762ULRS Ct0.5-5g PE0.2-0.6/0.5-3kg Specifications
Rod Type: Ultra-Light Spinning Rod
Length: 7ft 6in (228cm)
Sections: 2 (mid-joint)
Action: Ultra Light
Taper: Regular
Cast Weight: 0.5–5g
Line Rating: PE 0.2–0.6 (0.5–3kg)
Blank Material: HVF Carbon
Technology: X45 Bias Wrap Construction
Guides: Fuji Fazlite with stainless frames
Reel Seat: Daiwa lightweight ergonomic seat
Grip: Split EVA
Recommended Use: Finesse estuary fishing, small lures, long-distance casting
