Tsunami Trophy Jigging Rods Review

The Tsunami Rods are only rated up to 10oz on the heaviest model.

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The tstbc-j701xh will likely be able to handle smaller tuna, but there are other jigging rods that I would feel more confident in when up against larger tunas, such as the Shimano Trevala or St. Croix Mojo Jig.

Each rod is an even 50/50 split. For the 6' model would be 36'' each piece and the 6'6'' model would be 39'' each piece.

it would pair well with both

A Shimano Torium 14 will pair great with this rod. 

The 6'6" Heavy will be great for live baiting and chunking as well as jigging. Going with a 6'6" will give you better casting distance than the 6'0" when throwing bigger plugs. 

I would go with the 6' XH model.

The Tsunami rod can be used effectively for a variety of situations as opposed to the Star rod. The Trophy Jigging series is great for not only jigging, but also bottom fishing, inshore trolling, and even some livelining scenarios. 

Yes, these are quality rods that are made to last. I, personally have the XH model that I've had for 5+ years.

Here is the link to our Tsunami Trophy casting and spinning rods: <p>https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-trophy-jigging-rods.html</p><p><br /></p><p>If you're looking for a Tsunami Trophy rod with a trigger, their slow pitch trigger rods have triggers on

The 6500 would work well for this rod, but if you want the extra line capacity go with the 7500. 

A <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/daiwa-bg3000-bg-saltwater-spinning-reel.html">BG3000</a> or <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/daiwa-bg3500-bg-saltwater-spinning-reel.html">BG3500</a> for this rod will be good for those species listed. 

Yes, these do have a fast action. This rod would be perfect for using butterfly jigs as well. 

Both will work well for both speed and slow pitch jigging. Choosing the 7'0 may be a little more comfortable. 

These 7'6 XH rated rods are rated for 2-8oz, typically you can get away with a little more just vertical jigging but i wouldnt trust it with 16oz. i would recommend looking at the OTI Pitch Black jigging rod

<span>Hi Michael, I would recommend either the 6ft XH conventional rod or Spinning the 7ft XH model. Specifically Models: TSTBC-J601XH. TD Code: TSU-0019, or Model: TSTBS-J701XH; TD code: TSU-0016. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tstbc-j6

<span>Hi Francis, The Tsunami Trophy Jigging Rods all come with Full EVA cored Diamond textured front and rear grips. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.</span><p><span><br /></span></p>

<span>Hi Brandon, I would recommend the Tsunami TSTBC-J701XH Trophy Jigging Rod. Specifically model: TSTBC-J701XH; TD Code: TSU-0022. This rod would pair well with a Avet LX and can be used for various jigging and bottomfishing applications. Please let us

<span>Hi Tom, The Tsunami TSTBS-J701XH Trophy Jigging Rod would pair great with your Penn Torque 5500 spinning reel for a variety of saltwater fishing applications. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.</span>

<span>Hi Jay, the line rating on the Tsunami Trophy Jigging Rods are rated for braided fishing line. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

That model is discontinued and will not be restocked. 

The 6 foot MH will have some bend while fighting a fish

They are all one piece rods the 2 piece rods have been discontinued.

The tsunami rod is more geared towards jigging. A great rod for trolling mojo's is the Tony Maja mojo rod.