Tsunami Carbon Shield II Spinning Rods Review

The rod itself weighs approximately 6oz

For the 7'ML I'd go with the 2500. 

<p style="margin-top:0in;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom:10pt;margin-left:0in;text-indent:.5in;"><span style="font-size:11pt;font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;color:rgb(17,17,17);">The medium will notload and cast as well as the medium light when using 1/1

<p style="margin-top:0in;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom:10pt;margin-left:0in;"><span style="font-size:11pt;font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;color:rgb(17,17,17);">Both reels would pairwell with the 8’ Tsunami Carbon shield II spinning rod. </span><span st

Like most rods, this rod can technically handle larger weights than what is listed, but once you get to that point, casting distance is severely affected and you'll have to lob it out as opposed to casting it. Line weight shouldn't be much of an issue as

The 8' model would pair up and balance better with a SaltX 6000.

Hello, The number of guides is 7+ tip. for the 7'6'' model.

Depending what you primarily plan on targeting i would recommend the 7' or 7'6 M or MH rated rod for most inshore/nearshore applications

I would recommend the 7'6 Popping version of this rod if you wish you pair with that reel TSU-0339.<p>The model above just had a bit more durable and upgraded rod components. </p><p>The VR175 may be a bit over kill for these standard models, but may pair

Often times Manufacturers will over rate their rods when it comes to lure rating. That 1-4oz rating could really be 1-2.5oz, when anything 3+ is pushing its limits. Usually the sweet spot for rods lies in between the lure rating.  

A Shimano Stradic CI4+ 3000 size would pair nicely with a Tsunami Carbon Sheild II Spinning Rod for Mahi. 

<span style="font-size:10.5pt;line-height:107%;font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;">The Tsunami Carbon Shield II would pair verywell with the Tsunami Evict in the 4000 class. </span>

<p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;">For the Tsunami Carbon Shield II Spinning Rod thespecifications are: </span></p><p></p><p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;">Weight: 6.4oz  </span></p><p

Hello Noah, Yes the 4000 will fit on the 8ft model 

This rod will work but may be a little light for 3 oz

The 7, 7'6 Medium-Heavy models will work best. 

This rod weighs 6.4 oz's. 

Yes this rod will work for jigging for blackfish, but wont be the best rod if you get a good size fish on. It has enough backbone but not suited for anything with size to pull up. 

<span>Hi Jonathan, I would recommend a 10000 Saragosa SW A Spinning Reel. The Larger reel is needed for added line capacity for targeting Tarpon. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-srg10000swapg-saragosa-sw-a-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This

I would not recommend throwing any lures heavier then 1 OZ.  If it slightly over 1 OZ it wont't hurt though.

10 3/4 inches 

The 7'6 or the 8 foot model would be good for pier or jetty fishing. 

Yes, that would be a great combination.

The rear grip is 9 inches 

A thunnus 4000 or really any 4000 size spinning reel will pair well with this rod. 

<span>Hi Oliver, The Penn Battle III DX will pair well with the Tsunami Carbon Shield 8ft XH for your application. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

<span>Hi Josue, We recommend you going with the Daiwa BG in the 3000 size to balance the Tsunami Carbon Shield II rod in 7'6 MH for your applications. </span>

1 to maybe 1 1/4 oz max lure weight can be used with this rod 

<span>Hi Robert, The Tsunami TSCSHDII701ML-B Carbon Shield II Spinning Rod has a rod weight of 6.0oz. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>

<span>Hi Andrew, The Tsunami TSCSHDII801XH-B Carbon Shield II Spinning Rod has a rod weight of 11.8 ounces. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>

Hello James, <p><br /></p><p>A 3000 sized reel would pair up well with the 7'6 medium. Depending on the brand you can go up a size. Shimano tends to run a bit smaller so a 4000 size reel from them would fit as well </p>

<span>Hi Sebastian, The Tsunami Carbon Shield II Spinning Rods are designed for inshore fishing applications. Unfortunately Tsunami doesn't list the maximum drag for this rod series. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight

<span>Hi Richard, Tsunami offers a 1 year warranty on there Tsunami Carbon Shield II Spinning Rods. Here is the email address to contact Bimini Bay Outfitters regarding your broken Tsunami rod. [email protected] Please let us know if

<span>Hi Chris, For your fishing application, I would recommend a Penn Battle III 5000 Spinning reel. Specifically model: BTLIII5000; TackleDirect Code: PEN-1859. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-btliii5000-battle-iii-spinning-reel.html.</a><sp

David,<p>The Tsunami Carbon Shield II spinning rod TSCSHDII801XH will pair nicely with a 6000 size reel.  Either a Penn Battle III 6000 DX or a Shimano Spheros SW 6000 would be better choices.  The cork is 5" fore grip and 12" rear grip.  Please let us kn

David,<p><br /></p><p>Depends on the line of reels but you want to stay between 5000-8000 depending on the reel. Personally I would say stay towards the lower end at a size 5000-6000.</p>