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  • Daiwa Daiwa Tanacom S (2026)
  • Daiwa Daiwa Tanacom S (2026)

Daiwa Tanacom S (2026)

$899.99
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The Tanacom S300J joins the Tanacom family to give anglers power, comfort, and sportiness in deepwater fishing scenarios.

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Where hand-cranking deep water can leave anglers shoulders and arms throbbing the next day, the new Tanacom S300J puts that in the past thanks to its small but mighty BRITZ Motor that can reel over 600ft per minute.

Putting the fun back in the fight, the JOG POWER LEVER gives anglers control over the throttle to fight and play fish just as they would on conventional gear. With a line capacity of over 1000ft of 30 or 40lb braid and 28.6lbs of max drag, the Tanacom S300J is built for everything from snapper and grouper to deep rockfish, lingcod, and halibut.

Explore your deep reefs and ledges with comfort and power while enjoying the sporty feel of a hand-held fight with the new Tanacom S300J.

INFINITE ANTI REVERSE

Daiwa's advanced system that limits rearward backplay handle movement to almost zero for solid hooksets with less shock to the reel. The result is the elimination of handle slap-back and the unwanted release of line.

JOG POWER LEVER

One finger operation, the JOG Power Leaver allows for instant, variable speed, and power adjustment without having to take your hand off the rod

UTD DRAG

A system that combines ultra smooth low inertia with ultimate fish stopping power. UTD combines advanced carbon washers, alloy and aluminum drag plates with specially designed grease for ultra-smooth performance.

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