Tsunami Travel Surf Spinning Rods

Tsunami Travel Surf Spinning Rods

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TD Code
TypeLengthPiecesPowerLine WeightLure WeightPrice
TSTSS-863H
TSU-0130
Spinning8'6''3Heavy12lb - 25lb3/4oz - 3oz$82.99 USD
TSTSS-933M
TSU-0131
Spinning9'3''3Medium10lb - 20lb1/2oz - 2oz$82.99 USD
Tsunami Travel Surf Spinning Rods are constructed with unidirectional graphite composite blanks that are wrapped in an ultra-high modulus graphite mesh outer layer over the length of the unidirectional blank for increased sensitivity, toughness, power and strength to overcome trophy size gamefish.

Light weight and strength mean less angler fatigue while fighting the biggest fish with better energy transfer and more force directed to the fish. The graphite mesh aids in refining each rod action to assure the best of energy storage and transfer on every cast or during the toughest fight.
4.5 Stars based on 8 reviews
By W
, California
So far, so good
March 4, 2020
Good rod, haven't hooked that lunker with this rod but, sensitive feel for surf perch pecks makes it a fun day in the surf. Lower guides are Big, so finding an affordable case for it is a little challenging. Overall, very pleased with this rod. no wind knot's on braided line. Credit to the large guide?
Pros
  • Price, for a 3 piece, it held tight with little to no adjustment even with a hard "whip" on the cast
Cons
  • Lower guide is big
By James
Cape Cod
Great rod for the money
March 12, 2019
good action and handled lures with some chunk bait
By Denes
Germantown NY
Its not bad.
January 11, 2019
This will do the job. The 3 piece construction looks like it's gonna hold up.

The action seems s bit rubbery at 2oz. But, if you plan this as a having a fun afternoon or two on vacation with a packed up tight car, this will do.

The pieces stay put ok, the reel seat seems good. The guides are ok. The tip guide is brass.

If this was a 2 piece rod, it would be like a 50 or 60 dollar one.

I'll define try use it for fishing after work, but more than am hour or two, I'll be stuffing an airwave elite in there.

Strength and size would be fine for fluke, blues, or typical striper. I'd not want to cast much over 3oz or be jigging inlets from shore. Definitely more of a lure rod than a heavy pyramid weight thrower.

Howevwr, definitely better than a 7ft rod.
Pros
  • Small, affordable.
Cons
  • Seems a little soft for heavier surf or inlet use.
By Jessie
nj
best rod brand out there for the price
July 17, 2018
They are literally manufactured around the corner from where i live ( less than 5 miles) in Mahwah NJ and are truly fantastic. I would recommend this company to anyone, plain and simple. This is my current pole from bottom fishing to Mahi Mahi and even smaller sharks. I even caught a 300+lb shark on my tsunami reel rated for 40 lb and my tsunami pole rated for 80-100 pound line in a chum slick 10 ft from the boat and wrenched him in. My father went out and bought a $300 custom rod years back for it's lightness and sensitivity, but when i handed him my rod to hold so i could get a sandwich, he he wouldn't give it back and went out and bought one of these. The thing is so sensitive you can literally feel the types of ocean floor terrain you are on, and distinguish bites from that, and also it is light as a feather.
Pros
  • Well worth the money. Very sensitive. Light as a feather. Strong poles. Very good looking.
Cons
  • Absolutely none. Best rod i have ever used, and i have used a lot!
By Paul R.
VALLEJO, CA
Take anywhere rod!!!
April 1, 2018
Used primarily for jetty salmon fishing here in Benicia California, its also excels for stripers off the same jetty using bucktails or soft plastics. Throws a long way even with the lightest of spinners or bucks. Sensitive tip and most importantly... doesnt take up any space at all in the trunk.
Pros
  • Sentive tip
  • Good back bone
Cons
  • None
By Harold
Jackson, TN
It's was so easy for travel and save space.
October 29, 2014
If guides smaller would be a perfect rod.
By JD
Maplewood, NJ
As Advertised
October 3, 2014
Very versatile rod that was able to handle all I ask of it on a trip to Costa Rica
By Jimj
Hudson River andNYHarbor
Here Fishy fish
April 29, 2014
Great for school stripers ,Flounder and Bluefish under 10lbsLite
Pros
  • Lite,you willbe able cast further than usualTip
Cons
  • Tip is to lite for big blues.
13 Questions & 13 Answers
Bikash
from Dhaka, Bangladesh asked:
November 16, 2019
Hello,

I want to buy Travel Surf Rod TSTSS-933M (9'3"). Please suggest me a suitable & safe Travel carrying case for this rod. I will order for the both together. Thanks.



1 Answer

denes
from germantown, NY asked:
December 18, 2018
How much does the 9'3" rod weigh? Can the bag fit a reel in it? I got a penn SSV3500 with 15lb fireline. Think it would be good for early season striped bass and fluke, mostly bucktails.
1 Answer
The rod is out of stock but when it becomes available well be able to get a weight for you. The bag will only fit the rod and would be good for fluke and striped bass
Submitted by: Bernie on December 20, 2018

spudger
from Europe asked:
September 4, 2018
I'm interested in these two rods. I've read the Q&A and posed two questions. The results are confusing and contradictory. Please answer these two questions. 1. in what type of packaging are these rods shipped? 2. Which St Croix rod cases are suitable for these rods? A general point regarding travel rods. They often have to fit into luggage. The maximum size when broken down is critical so why not quote as part of the description.
1 Answer
The rod already comes with a cloth bag but will be shipped in a box, the 45 inch st.croix rod case would fit the need for a travel case.
Submitted by: Bernie on September 6, 2018

mathieu
from boucherville, quebec asked:
February 8, 2018
Hi, What is the 8'6'' rod weight please ?
1 Answer
We currently do not have any on hand to weigh for you. You can call Tsunami directy(bimini bay outfitters) at 800.688.3481
Submitted by: Bernie on February 9, 2018

Christopher T.
from New York asked:
November 22, 2017
Is the case for the 9.3 ft rod a hard case? Also what is length of the case?
1 Answer
Hello Christopher, The travel surf rod from Tsunami comes in a soft bag. A hard case would have to be purchased.
Submitted by: Bernie on November 24, 2017

Carlington
from Canada asked:
September 26, 2017
dane821@hotmail.com
1 Answer
Hi, If you have any questions feel free to give us a call at 1-888-354-7335
Submitted by: Bernie on September 27, 2017

Alexandre
from Doral, FL asked:
September 5, 2021
Hi, I was looking for the TSTSS-863H model, but I read it is discontinued. 

Any recommendations of a similar rod (lure wt: 3/4 -3 oz; light, less than 9 oz)? and that is available now or will be soon.


1 Answer
Alexandre,

The following rods will be very similar to the rod that has been discontinued and currently in stock:

Tica TC1 Surge Surf UKGA90MH2S (TIC-0077)

Penn Prevail II Surf PRESFII1220S80 (PEN-1805)

Tsunami Trophy II Surf TSTIISS-902MH (TSU-0284)

Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.

Submitted by: Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service on September 7, 2021

Baldemar
from Texas asked:
August 16, 2021
What is the length of the longest section of the 8.6 rod?
1 Answer
Baldemar,

Unfortunately this specific item has been discontinued by Tsunami and is no longer available.  Our apologies for any inconvenience in regards to that.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.

Submitted by: Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service on August 18, 2021

Bikash
from Dhaka, Bangladesh asked:
December 17, 2019
Hi,


Can Shimano Baitrunner 6000 D a good choice for 8'6" rod ? Thanks.

1 Answer
Hello, Yes the 6000D would be a great match with the 8'6 
Submitted by: Tyler Bennett on December 19, 2019

spudger
from Europe asked:
September 18, 2018
Could you recommend a reel to match the 8ft 6in rod.
1 Answer
A few great reels to consider pairing with this rod would be the Tsunami Shield 5000, Penn Pursuit III, or Shimano Saragosa SW.
Submitted by: Rebecca on September 20, 2018

timothy
from iowa asked:
February 17, 2018
What is the length of the longest rod section on the 9' 3'' ?
1 Answer
The longest section on the 9'3'' rod is 39 inches.
Submitted by: Donald on February 17, 2018

Wayne
from Ct. asked:
January 24, 2015
What is the size of the travel case on the 8'6'' pole?
1 Answer
Hello Wayne. The length of the travel case is 37 inches. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions!
Submitted by: Customer Service on January 26, 2015

Paul
from San Rafael, Calif. asked:
October 9, 2014
Do the feruls of the Tsunami 3-pc surf rods have their own specific geometry or do they follow the taper of the blank creating excessive dead spots. I'm not looking for perfection at that excellent price, but would pay a little more for decent feruls.
1 Answer
Hello Paul! The feruls on this rod are consistent with the geometry of the rod. They are, for being that style, very accurate as far as fitment and quality. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions!
Submitted by: Customer Service on October 10, 2014

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