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What make the Tomahawk Series so unique are their blanks themselves. Instead of using the conventional glass fiber film, which consists of vertical and horizontal fiber mesh, we have eliminated most of the horizontal fibers and reinforced the vertical ones instead. This gives the Tomahawk two distinct characteristics: unadulterated bending and unbelievable lightness unlike any other glass rod. Even though the Tomahawk Series has received a complete overhaul for 2005, the basic concept has not changed. But, if the original Tomahawk series rods are the WW II fighter planes, then the new GT3 series rods are much more sophisticated modern planes. If you know nothing about the original Tomahawk rods, you may not realize that they are related. The new GT3 Series is completely armed. With 180 degree spiral guide system, the new TX fiber blanks, the new reel seat with exposed blank, the heavy duty Titanium-IC guides and finally ITO Head Locking System (PAT), the new GT3 series elevates Tomahawk rods a few steps closer to its unknown potential.   

                                  

 

F3-63 GT3 Deimos
Regular, ¼-3/4 oz., 7-20 lbs.

 

 

 

 


F4-66 GT3 Phobos

Regular, 3/8-1 oz., 8-22 lbs.

 

 

 



F4-610 GT3 Shiryu 610
Regular, 3/8-1 oz., 8-22 lbs.

 

 

 

 

 

 


F4-70 GT3 Shiryu 70
Regular, 3/8-1 oz., 8-22 lbs.

 

This rod is for those of you who prefer up-tempo cranking. As always, the shorter rods tend to have advantage over the longer ones in terms of handling and integrity. Because of this Deimos may be a more enjoyable rod than the longer ones, which, although more dynamic, are more punishing as well. For lighter, fast moving bait such as spinnerbait, crankbait, buzzbait, soft stickbait and top water bait.

 

Based on the F4-67TX, Phobos is designed to take care of the middle range demand. That means this rod can handle pretty much from light to heavier bait as well. If you have our graphite models of similar force, try throwing same bait with them and see how different your casting/retrieving/hooksetting experiences are. They will reveal the depth and the width of your fishing experience potential to you.

  

Shiryu means ‘purple dragon’ in Japanese, and depicted in the traditional oriental fashion on the exposed section of the grip. If the central focus of the original Tomahawk rods was its ‘give’, the new GT3’s focus may be castability and sensitivity. The 180 degree spiral guide system help improve both objectives and the ITO Head Locking System and the new reel seat design definitely increases sensitivity a notch or two. Visually, Shiryu 610 is the most eclectic looking of all GT3 series rods.


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Based on 7 foot Tomahawk, this is the flagship model of the new GT3 Tomahawk series. Undoubtedly F4-70TX was the most popular Tomahawk among the American anglers including our pro team members, Randy Blaukat and Aaron Martens. Shiryu 70 will not only allow you to cast a super long cast, but also bait actions will be more dynamic as well.  

F3-610GTC Hien
Fast, 3/16-5/8oz. 5-16lb.

 

F3-1/2-65GTC Hien Type-S
Fast, 3/16-5/8oz. 5-16lb.

 

F4-65GTC Kaede
Medium Fast, 1/4-3/4oz. 8-20lb.

 

The GTC series continues on the success of the GT3 Tomahawk series. However, unlike the GT3 series, the GTC rods are built using Multiplex Graphite for the angler who desires the Tomahawk experience but does not wish to use fiberglass.

 

 

 

 

 

 
       

 

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