DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Side
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Sideplate
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Rear
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Side
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Sideplate
DAIWA EXCELER LT 1000D SPINNING REEL Rear

Daiwa Exceler LT Spinning Reels

In Stock
Vendor Icon J&H Staff Pick
4.6
$139.99 /piece
Select Model
Packaged by Pros: We ship in heavy-duty boxes, not cheap plastic mailers. Your gear arrives flawless.
Ships Fast: We get your order out the door as quickly as possible.
Authorized Dealer: 100% legit. Full manufacturer warranties on every brand.
Family Owned Since 1992: Need advice? Call the shop and talk to a real angler.
WHY WE LIKE IT

What Makes the Daiwa SOL MQ LT Special?

What Makes the Daiwa SOL MQ LT Special?

The Daiwa SOL MQ LT family is built around a lightweight spinning platform with a rigid monocoque body. We like it for freshwater bass and lighter inshore artificial-lure presentations.

CHOOSE YOUR SIZE

Find Your Daiwa SOL MQ LT

Every size in the Daiwa SOL MQ LT lineup is built for the same kind of fishing — the right one for you comes down to what you're targeting and how you fish. Pick a size below to see its full details.

1000 - 5.2:11000 - 5.2:1Best for trout, panfish and finesse bass fishing with light line and small lures.2000 - 5.3:12000 - 5.3:1Best for light freshwater spinning for bass, trout and panfish where low weight and a little extra capacity are useful.2500 - 6.2:12500 - 6.2:1Best for bass, walleye, fluke, weakfish and light inshore fishing when low weight matters.3000 - 5.3:13000 - 5.3:1Best for larger freshwater species and general inshore fishing with 15-20 lb braid. It is also a strong fit for weakfish and fluke.4000 - 5.2:14000 - 5.2:1Best for pike, musky, striped bass and heavier spinning applications with 20-30 lb braid.5000 - 5.2:15000 - 5.2:1Best for larger striped bass, heavier freshwater predators and light shore fishing where capacity matters.6000 - 5.1:16000 - 5.1:1Best for heavy freshwater predators and light saltwater work where 30-40 lb braid is appropriate.
See Full DetailsSee Full DetailsSee Full DetailsSee Full DetailsSee Full DetailsSee Full DetailsSee Full Details
RetrieveRightRightRightRightRightRightRight
Weight6.2 oz6.3 oz6.9 oz7.2 oz8.1 oz8.1 oz10.8 oz
Gear Ratio5.2:15.3:16.2:15.3:15.2:15.2:15.1:1
Max Drag11 lbs11 lbs22 lbs22 lbs26.4 lbs26.4 lbs26.4 lbs
Line Capacity (Braid)320/6 - 200/8280/8 - 215/10250/10 - 185/15250/15 - 220/20280/20 - 200/30280/14 - 180/20320/30 - 240/40
FAQ

Common Questions About the Daiwa SOL MQ LT Family

Practical answers on Daiwa SOL MQ LT applications, spinning setup choices and model selection.

Ask a question
What makes Daiwa SOL MQ LT a good choice for spinning applications?

The main distinction is a lightweight spinning platform with a rigid monocoque body. That makes it particularly relevant for freshwater bass and lighter inshore artificial-lure presentations, provided the specific model suits your line class and technique.

How do line capacity and retrieve affect my Daiwa SOL MQ LT choice?

Focus on rod balance, lure weight and line capacity. Then check the exact model's capacity, drag, weight and retrieve rate before pairing it with a rod.

When is Daiwa SOL MQ LT the right tool for the job?

It is a practical choice for freshwater bass and lighter inshore artificial-lure presentations. Match the size and line to your actual target species and conditions rather than assuming every model has the same capabilities.

What does MQ mean?

MQ refers to Daiwa's monocoque body approach, designed to support the gearing in a compact, rigid housing.

Is the SOL MQ LT meant for heavy surf?

It is better matched to lightweight, repeated casting than to heavy sinkers or rough surf duty.