Developed with casting as a key element. This rod delivers precise control over both level and tapered lines. The unique taper design of the resilient, high-elasticity carbon fiber creates a tip-action tenkara rod with both tension and flexibility. [Total Length (m)] 4.0 [Stored Length (cm)] 58.5 [Number of Sections (pieces)] 8 [Weight (g)] 70 [Tip Diameter (mm)] 0.65 [Butt Diameter (mm)] 12.0 [Suitable Nylon Line (number)] 0.8-1.2 [Carbon Content (%)] 99

High-Quality Tenkara All-Rounders. The Genryu 33 and Honryu 40 are Born

Developed with casting as a key element. This rod delivers precise control over both level and tapered lines. The unique taper design of the resilient, high-elasticity carbon fiber creates a tip-action tenkara rod with both tension and flexibility.

It has a 7:3 action that feels sticky and extends straight even with light force, making it very satisfying to cast.

One of its features is the extremely thin tip and flexible solid blank, which means you'll have a high chance of catching fish that react and bite.

With rods with a hard tip, the moment the fish bites the fly, you'll feel a big thud in your hand. The fish also feels that impact, so it feels an uncomfortable pull and spits it out. The reaction time is said to be just 0.2 to 0.3 seconds, and by the time the angler notices, the fish has already slipped away.

However, the Tenkarabamu's soft tip makes it less likely for the fish to feel any discomfort, increasing the chances of a successful hook-up!

Using this rod will reduce the number of times you get a bite but don't get caught.

This may be difficult for inexperienced beginners to understand, but many anglers, from those just starting out as beginners to advanced anglers, are tackling this as a major challenge, so I'm sure you'll understand it very well.

These rods also have different personalities depending on their length.

The 3.3m has a slightly thicker and stronger tip than the other two types. Even when used in narrower mountain streams, it makes it easier to cast into pinpoint spots from close range, and even if a large fish gets hooked unexpectedly, it is easy to pull out without it thrashing around.

The 3.6m and 4.0m have a slower action but are easier to control the line, making them easy to use in wider mountain streams and main rivers. While this is a delicate rod with a flexible tip, the body is tenacious, making it suitable for a wide range of use in Japan's rivers.