Tsunami TSSPJC-661MH Trophy Slow Pitch Jigging Casting Rods

A spiral wrapped, technological advanced, lightweight slow pitch rod that is inexpensive - something is wrong with that picture. Nope, nothing is wrong. It is just a well built rod that is really cost effective. Fishing rockfish and lingcod from shallow to deep water, the rod performs extremely well. The rod tip is so sensitive, you feel every little bite even those little sanddabs nibbling at your squid. Spiral wrap definitely helps with that too. When you hook up, no issue. The backbone of the 681H is there to help pull that stubborn fish out of those rocks. The 3 times that I fished the rod, I used 6oz up to 16 oz weights with 40lb J-braid x8 with an Omoto Talos 10 reel. As indicated in an earlier review, the reel seat is small and did not fit my Avet SX. It fits the Maxel Hybrid 20 and 25, Daiwa Lexa 301 and Saltist 20H and Shimano Curado 301 with no issues. With this lightweight rod, combo with a lightweight reel, I can fish a lot longer without heavy fatigue or shoulder aches. In conclusion, if you haven’t bought this rod, your missing out. Also, want to give a shout out to Josh for his superior service in getting my Tsunami rods to me, especially with my address change.

Excellent in Performance, Best Bang for the Buck. Its now my Go To Rod on Sportsboats Fishing from Catalina, Clemente, Channel, San Nick, Coronado Islands for those Schoolie Yellow Tails, Schoolie Yellowfin & Bluefin Tuna, Sheepheads, Ling, Wsb, & Rockfish on an Ultralightweight Set-Up. Paired with my Okuma Andros 5IIN-A, 5IIA, Komodo SS 471P, and Penn Fathom 25NLD, slaying those fish mentioned above fish was sweet & fun. The 7’6”xh is so versatile for multiple use from 8 oz bottom fishing in 150-250 feet of water, jigging with 80-120 grams flatfall to Live Bait with Sardines and Anchovies. The acid wrap makes a huge difference in reeling in those schoolie tunas and yellowtails by letting me focus on fighting the fish and not the rod. The sensitive tip keeps me feeling always connected to my bait. I just bought another one to pair with my newly purchase Seigler SGN and Seigler SS Reels. These seems to be my Go To Rod for Now especially on Crowded Party or Cattle Boats in SoCal. Just leaving my Blackhole and United Composite Rods for Private Boat trip most of the time. Funny but bringing this Tsunami Slow Pitch Rod on those PV trip as well....I can see myself of buying more of this rod in the near future.

Beautiful rod! I can't wait to fish it. I like that I can use a wide range of lures with it. I purchased this rod so I can take others with me fishing and I don't have to let them use my high end rods. Thinking about getting another for myself and using it when I go on party boats.