Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch Jigging Spinning Rods Review

<span>Hi Frank, The Tsunami TSSPJS-701H Trophy Series Slow Pitch Jigging Spinning Rod would be a little light to use due to the lure weight rating max at 4 1/4 oz. The Nichols Lures Ben Parker Super Magnum Spoon - 9in weighs 4.5oz. For this reason I woul

The MH would be the best match to pair with the Penn Battle 5000 for the application the rod and reel will be used for.

The weight of the TSSPJS-601MH is 6 oz.

Slow pitch rods have very specific actions. They are thin in diameter, highly resilient blanks. Their guides and reel seats are designed for maximum sensitivity. They have a slow tapered parabolic action that easily bends deep through the whole length whi

That would be good for jigging sea bass. Usually with slow pitch rods you're overloading them with weight when jigging. 

Yes, the spinning series does have the split grip. The Socorro 5000/600 would be OK for the heavy and the 4000<p>will work on the med. heavy or heavy.</p>

These are designed for a specific jigging style, we do not recommend this rod for your application. 

The MH would be my recommendation. Not only will it give you more power on your hook set when jigging, but also more strength against the bigger fish. This will also increase your popping/topwater capabilities as well. 

Carson,<p>The Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch rod TSSPJS-661MH will pair nicely with the Shimano Saragosa 6000.  It just depends on what you are targeting as to which rod is a better choice.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you

Norwin,<p>The Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch jigging rod TSSPJS-601MH measures 11 1/4 inches from the bottom of reel seat to the end of rod butt.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. </p>

<span>The Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch Jigging Spinning Rods are intended to be used for slow pitch jigging rods for saltwater. I would recommend a St. Croix PS70HF Premier Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/croixps70hf.html</a><span

The 7 foot is 7+1 the 6 foot is 6+1

<span>Hi Alvaro, Unfortunately the heaviest model: TSSPJ-S701H has a Lure Weight rating of : 1 3/4oz - 4 1/4 oz. This would not be heavy enough to use with 6oz sinkers or jigs. Instead I would recommend a Tsunami TSCSHDIISPS-761XHB Carbon Shield II Slow P

The Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch Jigging Spinning Rod weighs 6.4 oz's.

Either one would suffice but if your using heavier jigs you may want to consider the heavy as opposed to the medium heavy.

The 4000 and while you can use this reel for blackfish jigging there are better options that will balance out better with the heavy Tsunami Trophy Series Slow Pitch Jigging Spinning Rods

A 6000 Saragosa would pair well with this rod

This heavy is only rated up to 4 1/2 oz's about 113 grams

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The Tsunami slow pitch rods are parabolic meaning they are designed to flex far down the blank to create the slow pitch jigging effect 

The medium heavy would be fine. Slow Pitch rods are very parabolic meaning how they flex nearly all the way to foregrip. They are super strong strong rods.