Daiwa 26 Infeet SK Rod

Daiwa 26 Infeet SK Rods

The Daiwa 26 Infeet SK range offers six technique-focused spinning models for Australian estuary and finesse fishing. From accurate soft-plastic presentations around structure to crankbaits, blades and small surface lures, each model provides a different combination of length, loading characteristics and casting range.

The range features HVF Nanoplus graphite blanks, X45X Full Shield construction, Fuji SK skeleton reel seats, Daiwa AGS carbon-fibre guides and Fuji Titanium SiC stripper guides.

The skeleton reel-seat design exposes more of the blank to your hand, providing direct contact during the retrieve. The lightweight component package supports a responsive feel when working small lures through repeated casts.

Start with the total weight of your rigged lure, then compare rod length, taper and transport requirements. Matching casting and line ratings do not mean two models will handle identically.

681L+FS (Red Cosmetic): precise soft-plastic presentations around cover

The 681L+FS is a 6'8" one-piece spinning rod with a fast taper, a 1–7g casting range and a 1–4kg line rating.

Developed for tight-cover fishing, it suits controlled soft-plastic presentations around oyster racks, pontoons and boat hulls. Its compact length is useful for skip casting and accurate lure placement where space is limited.

Consider this model when you prefer a shorter one-piece rod for close-range work. Its L+ designation does not increase the listed 7g casting limit, so check the combined weight of your plastic and jighead.

6102LFS (Red Cosmetic): small-hardbody and jerkbait control

The 6102LFS is a 6'10", 2pc, spinning rod with a fast taper, a 1–7g casting range and a 1–4kg line rating.

Designed around twitching small hardbodies, it offers a manageable length for precise, tip-down lure movements. It also suits small surface lures and accurately placed soft plastics within its casting range.

Compare it with the 681L+FS when choosing a compact rod for structure fishing, or the 722LFS when you prefer additional length. Choose by the presentations you fish and the handling you prefer rather than their shared ratings alone.

722LRS (Blue Cosmetic): regular-taper crankbait fishing

The 722LRS is a 7'2" butt-jointed two-piece spinning rod with a regular taper, a 1–7g casting range and a 1–4kg line rating.

This model is aimed at crankbaits and other treble-hooked hardbodies, including appropriately weighted Infeet Spike presentations. Its progressively loading action offers a different feel from the fast-taper 722LFS.

Consider it when crankbaits are a regular part of your fishing. Both 7'2" models share the same listed casting and line ratings, so taper and presentation style are the key distinctions.

722LFS (Red Cosmetic): a versatile fast-taper option

The 722LFS is a 7'2" butt-jointed two-piece spinning rod with a fast taper, a 1–7g casting range and a 1–4kg line rating.

A practical starting point for anglers switching between soft plastics, small hardbodies and surface lures, it combines a general-purpose length with a responsive taper for controlled lure movements.

Choose this over the 722LRS when you prefer a faster loading response. Compare it with the shorter SK models for close-range handling, or the 762L+XS when additional reach suits your fishing.

732ULFS (Red Cosmetic): ultra-light blades and small surface lures

The 732ULFS is a 7'3" butt-jointed two-piece spinning rod with a fast taper, a 0.5–5g casting range and a 0.5–3kg line rating.

Developed around small metal vibes and blades, it offers the lowest listed casting range in the SK lineup. It is also an option for small surface presentations that fall within those ratings.

Consider this model when your usual lures call for an ultra-light setup rather than the 1–7g range of the light-rated alternatives. Check the complete rigged lure weight before choosing.

762L+XS (Red Cosmetic): longer-reach flats and open-water presentations

The 762L+XS is a 7'6" butt-jointed two-piece spinning rod with a listed 1–7g casting range and a 1–4kg line rating.

The longest model in the SK range, it is designed around flats fishing and presentations where additional reach and line management are useful. Consider it for soft plastics, small hardbodies and surface lures within its casting range.

It provides a longer alternative to the 722LFS without increasing the listed casting limit. Choose it for the length and handling that suit your fishing, not an assumed increase in lure-weight capacity.

Before you choose

Match the complete model code to your selected option. Compare total rigged lure weight, length, taper and section configuration together.

Butt-jointed rods do not necessarily separate into equal-length sections. Confirm packed length separately if transport or storage space matters.

Line ratings are not recommended drag settings. Match working drag to your rod, line, leader and connections.

If you’re choosing between models, tell us your reel, usual rigged lure weights and preferred techniques, and we can help narrow the options.