Zenaq Sinpaa Offshore Casting Rods
The Zenaq Sinpaa is Zenaq's latest addition to its offshore casting lineup. Made to bridge the gap between the TC80-80G model and the TC86-110G of the Tobizo series, the Sinpaa contains many of the same features found in its cousin. One such feature borrowed from the Tobizo is Zenaq's ergonomic Hexagon Grip. The Hexagon Grip makes putting pressure on big game species easier, without tiring-out the angler. In addition, the Sinpaa features Assist guides, reducing line tangling at the tip section, and helping to evenly distribute heavy loads throughout the blank. The rod's action is conducive to throwing larger floating lures, including poppers and floating stickbaits, and is suitable for fighting larger game saltwater species, while remaining enjoyable for the angler.
| Model | Length | Pieces | Closed Length (ft) | Lure Rating Min~Max (g) | Best Match Lure WT (g) | Line WT (g) (PE) | Average Weight (oz) | Grip Length (A) (mm) | Grip Length (B) (mm) | Grip Length (C) (mm) | Guide (Fuji parts) | Reel seat size (Fuji) | Recommended Reel Size |
| Hiramasa 83 | 8'3" | 2 (70/30) | 6'0" | 65 - 130 | 80~110 | 5~8 | 12 | 780 | 500 | 235 | OCEAN | DPS-20 | SW10000~14000HG |
About Zenaq-
Beginning in the 1960s, Zenaq has been producing rods that embody the Japanese people. Being committed to the angler, they take feedback from customers seriously and use it to develop their products. These products go through various, strenuous field tests to be perfected. All of the steps towards making the rods happens in the same factory so that Zenaq can refine their skills and create superior rods. As anglers themselves, Zenaq continues to make rods that inspire the soul.
***Due to our distribution agreement with Zenaq, we are unable to supply their rods outside of the 50 U.S. States, U.S. Territories and Canada. We apologize for any inconvenience.***
