Ripple Fisher Big Tuna

73 Japan Special
This is a power rod for anglers to go after blue-fin Tuna tipping the 200kg scale at super high drag settings based on the presumption for a long drawn out fight.
The bending point of the rod is set closer towards the angler for her/him to be able to withstand the high 15kg+ drag settings for long durations.
Its strengths are when utilizing large lures for situations where the targets are feeding on Dorado’s as its bait, however it is also capable of use with smaller sinking pencils weighing only 60g with the tip section being set lightly.

83 Japan Special
This model was developed with “lure control” and “fight” as its main focus, but it goes without saying that casting is also outstanding.
It is a PE6~8 middle class rod not only able to pinpoint cast but also able to utilize small mouthed diving poppers and diving pencils required for an attack.
You will be able to realize the evolution of our BIG-TUNA series with its lightness and outstanding balance, allowing anglers to cast all day long.
Furthermore, the bending point is set close to the body enabling anglers to easily bend in and capitalize on the butt power with little effort.

710 RT Japan Special
Compared to the characteristics of the original model, we have re-designed the model to suit the current tuna scene.
Since we have designed the taper of the blank to be most productive in the butt section, anglers will be able to efficiently and effectively utilize the butt power to lift the tuna.
It’s not simply a more flexible model compared to its predecessor, but a highly well-balanced heavy class model able to effortlessly stimulate bites from casting top water lures while having the power to go head to head with the biggest of fish.
This will be your ideal model if you are in situations where you need to cast lures all day long.

76 Japan Special
This model is for anglers with their sights on Bluefin tuna weighing over 200kg.
Similar to the 73, this 76 is capable of not only casting large lures mostly used when the targets are feeding on dolphin fish (mahi-mahi), but also allows anglers to cast and control the lighter (60g) sinking pencils for smaller baits.
The difference from the 73 will be the contrasting fight style.
While possessing strong butt power to constantly apply pressure on the fish, we have drastically reduced the load on the angler by bringing the bending point closer to the angler, allowing for a prolonged fight.