
UPC: MAJORTXS-502UL
Untitled Document\n\n\n\n\nMajor Craft Trapara \nNative - Spinning\nIt is common knowledge that cast control is extremely important in small-scale fields. Native anglers will also feel the advantages of bait casting, which allows casting to pin spots that are difficult with spinning and quick action after the lure hits the water. However, there must be many anglers who have not ventured into bait casting because they are unsure of the operability of the bait reel. The Trapala series uses interrupted carbon as the main material, so its moderate tenacity is the best match for casting with a bait reel! For anglers who want to cast lures to points in mountain streams, we recommend starting with the Trapala bait model. You will surely enter the depths of mountain stream games.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Native spinning model\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Model\n Length (ft)\n Number of pieces (pcs)\n Lure (g)\n Line (lb)\n PE line (number)\n action\n \n \n TXS-462UL\n 4'6”\n 2\n 1-8\n 2-6\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-502UL\n 5'0”\n 2\n 1-8\n 2-6\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-532UL\n 5'3”\n 2\n 1-8\n 2-6\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-562L\n 5'6”\n 2\n 2-10\n 3-8\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-602L\n 6'0”\n 2\n 2-10\n 3-8\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-662L\n 6'6”\n 2\n 2-10\n 3-8\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-702L\n 7'0”\n 2\n 2-10\n 3-8\n 0.3-0.8\n F\n \n \n TXS-762ML\n 7'6”\n 2\n 3-12\n 4-10\n 0.4-1.0\n RF\n \n \n TXS-822MH\n 8'2”\n 2\n 5-23\n 8-16\n 0.8-1.5\n RF\n \n \n \n Action: R: Regular, RF: Regular Fast, F: Fast, EX.F: EX.Fast, RS: Regular Slow\n \n \n \n \n \n \n TXS-462UL\n This is an easy-to-use short-length rod. This model is perfect for small spaces such as small mountain streams, headwaters, and bushy streams. Its easy-to-handle length makes it ideal for fishing while moving steadily upstream.\n \n \n TXS-502UL\n This model can be used for a wide range of fishing from short to mid-range. The blanks are designed to allow you to feel the weight of the lure and cast it while getting a bite from an average class fish of around 25cm.\n \n \n TXS-532UL\n The basics of fishing for native trout is to cast to the target. This model has a light casting feel and long throwing power, so you can attack points on the other side of the current. It can cover all mountain streams, so it's a good choice for your first rod.\n \n \n TXS-562L\n This model can cover a wide range of areas from mountain streams to main rivers. Its selling point is its versatility that can handle various sizes of rivers and lures. Furthermore, the bat power can handle large fish, making it suitable for deep range fishing using heavy sinking minnows and spoons.\n \n \n TXS-602L\n This model can be used with small minnows to 7cm minnows and spoons, and is suitable for fishing in open mountain streams and midstream areas. It is especially good for targeting large yamame trout, iwana trout, and rainbow trout that are tightly attached to the brush near the shore, deep areas, and obstacles.\n \n \n TXS-662L\n This is a good model for technically targeting trout in the middle reaches of the river. It has excellent casting power and adaptability, whether you are using a sinking minnow to target rapids in the peak season or using a spoon early in the season to target large fish in deep areas.\n \n \n TXS-702L\n Its delicate operability allows it to be used for a variety of targets. It is also good for large yamame trout, amago trout, iwana trout, rainbow trout, and kokanee trout in lakes. It is particularly excellent for technical fishing in the main stream using 7cm class minnows.\n \n \n TXS-762ML\n This model is suitable for casting spoons long distances to target the break lines of lakes, or for targeting large fish in the middle and main river basins. The regular fast taper makes it easy to cast lures long distances all day without getting tired, and it follows the pull of large fish firmly, allowing you to catch them without losing them.\n \n \n TXS-822MH\n The first thing that surprises anglers who are fishing for cherry salmon for the first time is the number of casts they can make in a day. What we wanted from the blanks was something that would allow us to cast easily all day long and follow the movements of the fish. Facing cherry salmon with a rod that bends well will increase your experience in knowing the value of each fish. Of course, it is also a great match for fishing in lakes.