Tsunami Classic Spinning Rods Review
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Tsunami Classic Spinning Rods
Premium quality construction Genuine Fuji components and IM 7 graphite blanks are precision matched in the Tsunami Classic Series of rods to deliver high performance at a premium value. Each model features precision tapers and unidirectional graphite composite blanks with ultra-high modulus graphite... mesh installed in the power section of the blank for increased toughness and added strength. Cushioned stainless steel and graphite Fuji reel seats provide the best quality and durability. Grade A cork grips assure light weight and comfort and added sensitivity in the hand.Corrosion proof cushioned stainless steel and graphite Fuji Reel seatGenuine Fuji GuidesLighter stronger more powerfulGraphite mesh reinforced blank constructionIncreased SensitivityFuji Graphite Reel SeatGrade A cork grips
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Popularity: 2977
MSRP:
$49.95
$49.95
Used Price:
$34.97
$34.97
Sale Price:
$44.96
$44.96
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Tsunami Classic Spinning Rods Reviews
Excellent quality at a budget price
Tony
1 year ago
I have several of the 7 foot heavy action rod and cannot be happier with the purchases. Excellent balance and quality at a budget price. I paired it with the tsunami shield 3000 and 15lbs power pro braid. At slightly over 1 pound for the combo, you can fluke all day long and wont have a dead arm. The heavy action rod is perfect for fluking using bucktails, and its sensitive…
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enough to feel the thump. Accidentally hooked a cow nose ray and it handled it with no problems. 
Great rod for price 4.5 stars
Randy
2 years ago
Excellent rod heavy action but still sensitive.Used it for fluke in NJ and loved it for jigging buck tails.
Loving it
Steve
2 years ago
Great feel. First day it easily handled a 5lb Jack Crevale. Second day it out muscled a 10lb+ Sierra Mackerel that did a run unlike i've seen. The quality for the price is unreal. My second Tsunami rod.
Absolutely love this rod!!
Jacob
2 years ago
I bought this rod to pair with a Legalis 4000 real. This set up was my primary rod for casting lures in the surf. Great back bone and just an all around good rod. I am more than pleased with its perforce. Handled big reds with ease. I will buy more!
Well Built, Economical Rod
Ross
2 years ago
Highly impressed with the rods quality, especially for the price point.
Solid choice
Greg K.
2 years ago
This is my fav rod. Cork grips for a nice feel, lightweight, nice flex but still tough. Good for I'd say up to about a 10/12 lb saltwater fish. Nicely balanced with a Tsunami 4000 reel.
FAST AND EASY TRANSACTION
DENNIS
2 years ago
FAST SHIPPING, ARRIVED IN GREAT CONDITION, BEST RODS FOR THE MONEY, BEEN USING THEM FOR YEARS,
Good boat rod
Jeff
2 years ago
This rod is paired with my saltist back bay 4000 and is great lightweight setup. I use this for bass and blues using soft plastics or even plugs
Tsunami 701H and 701MH Spinning Rods
Dan
2 years ago
I Didn't know anything about these rods. Never even heard of them. Took a chance.
My other half wanted a lightweight spinning rod that she could handle for some Tennessee Striper fishing.
I saw this 701H and it fit all her needs. Powerful lightweight moderate action spinning rod for jigging. I put a 4000 series Penn reel and 30# Braid line with it. 3/4 to 2 ounce jigs.…
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It does the job.
She also wanted a lightweight spinning rod for live baiting Striper. The 701MH is quite a bit softer than the 701H. I set it up with a 4000 series Penn reel and 15# Floroclear line. A 3/4 to 1 1/2 ounce egg sinker and 5/0 circle hook is a perfect match for feeding those big guys a shad.
These rods are so nice. I bought i of each for myself. My nephew also bought a couple.
Great poles
JJ
3 years ago
I have been using these since 2005 I own 4 and counting.
Multi fish rod
Wfmdfmt
3 years ago
I purchased 2 of these rods and outfitted wove Alet sx reels. I fish salt water out of a boat in the Cape Cod area. We caught Back Sea Bass, Fluke, Scup, Tautog, and some blue fish. I have many rod setups but love fishing this light weight with some back bone. Great for the money.
Worth it for the $
D
4 years ago
Oversized packaging worth it, I have saved the tube for moving and travel.
I have pulled 4'-5' sharks on this medium heavy rod, and 20" - 30" snook, both are just as fun!
OK but not Medium Heavy
Drew
4 years ago
Good quality but these should be rated medium and not medium heavy. I would get these again and just go up one level
Best bang for the buck
Mike
4 years ago
Ive tried just about all. These rods are amazing for the price! This spinning rod is still going strong after 4 years and handling everything from 1/2 lb scup to full day assault of 30 lb Stripers. Most underrated rod manufacturer out there. Happy I tried it, now commited!
Tsunami Classic Spinning Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
Chris
4 years ago
<span style="font-size: 16px; white-space: normal;">TSCS 701MH - Could you make a few reel suggestions for this rod? Use will be light jigging in the back bays for striper, specks, etc. </span><p><span style="font-size: 16px; white-space: normal;"><br></s
Bernie De Graaf
4 years ago
The 4000 Shimano Nasci would pair well with this particular rod.
Asked by
Jorge Postigo
4 years ago
which is the longest piece measure?
Ethan
4 years ago
The 2 piece rod in this series has been discontinued unfortunately.
Asked by
Joseph
6 years ago
Can the 7' heavy version of this rod handle 3 oz bucktails for fluke jigging?
Bernie
6 years ago
3 oz's are a little past the recommended specs of the rod the rod wouldn't perform how its designed to with that much weight.
Asked by
TWise
2 years ago
Length of rod butt on 701H?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>The Tsunami TSCS 701H Classic Spinning Rod has a rod butt length of 10" inches. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>
Asked by
Tim
3 years ago
Would the 7 ft 2 piece MH rod be good for pier jigging a 1 oz. Gotcha plug for blues and sea trout with a 3000 penn fierce reel,and how much does this rod weight
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
Yes, that rod would match up with the Fierce 3000. Although, a 4000 size reel may match up better. The weight of this rod is listed as 5.4 oz.
Asked by
Bob
4 years ago
What size Penn Spinfisher VI reel would be best to use on the Tsunami Classic <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tscs-701mh-classic-spinning-rod.html" style="background-color: rgb(236, 237, 239); color: rgb(35, 82, 124); outline: -webkit-focus-
Brian
4 years ago
We would recommend the 3500, but if you would like more line capacity depending on your application you could jump up to the 4500. Similar sized reel with a deeper spool.
Asked by
Anthony
4 years ago
The pic shows this as a 2 piece rod is this correct? I have 4 tsunami classics and they are all 1 piece. Looking to replace them.
Sydney
4 years ago
For the Tsunami Classic Spinning Rods, one of the 7' Medium Heavy Rods is a two-piece. All other models of this rod that we carry are one piece.
Asked by
Mike
5 years ago
Could you recommend a couple rods that would be good for party boat fishing?I normally use 3oz but depending on the drift could be lighter or heavier,I could really use some advice.
Rebecca Redington
5 years ago
What kind of fishing will you be doing? That will help us recommend what will be best for your application and what reel you will be using will help as well. If you will be dropping 3 oz + the Tsunami Classic rods will not be the best, the heaviest lead t
Asked by
mike
5 years ago
can you recommend the tsuanmi classic ml version 7' spinning version for jigging bucktail in the bays of NJ. I would typically like to bucktail with 1/ 1/2 ounce or less but occasionaly need to go higher because of the drift. i also would need to go hig
Rebecca
5 years ago
If you are interested in the Tsunami classic rods, the rod that would work best for you is the model TSCS 701MH, becau8se it can throw up to 1 oz, but no heavier. All of the other models can not throw 1 oz or more. If you are looking for a good rod that
Asked by
Cam
6 years ago
Is this line of rod offered in a split cork handle?
Devon
6 years ago
The Tsunami Classic Series seems to be only available with a full cork handle.
Asked by
Nick
7 years ago
My family recently received a few FIN-NOR MegaLite MLS 40 Spinning Reels for Christmas. Now we need rods to compliment these light weight reels. We fish primarily brackish to saltwater water and like to fish for a variety and size species ranging from s
Donald
7 years ago
The Tsunami TSCS 701MH Classic Spinning Rod would go great with the Fin Nor 40 Mega Lite with 30 lb power pro. This combo would be a very versatile for your fishing needs. It will be able to to throw lures and bait. Thank you for considering TackleDirect
Asked by
Nhut
8 years ago
Hi, I am looking to purchase a couple rods of this brand. Please, let me know your thoughts: 6.6 ft Medium Fast for squidding 7 ft Medium Heavy seabass, flounder, mackerel. For this type I prefer the 8ft rod, but I notice you don't carry. Is it possibl
Donald
8 years ago
The 6'6 MF will be good for squidding and the 7ft Mh will be suitable for the fish your targeting. Unfortunately we do not carry 8ft in this particular rod.