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I have the BFS version and like it a lot. Lots of fun, and it's faster and has more backbone than your typical glass rod. It's not a hyper sensitive jig rod, but it's great with moving baits. I...

Berkley Fireline 4 pound might fit your criteria. Stiffer than other braids when new because it's fused, so it rarely gets wind knots and doesn't require a leader. Stronger than it's rated line...

I have a Tica Cetus SE500 on a 4'7" white fiberglass rod and it seems size appropriate but I don't know if it's any smaller than your Soare. Heavier than the Soare(what isn't), but built like a tank...

Go with the lighter, smoother Vanford unless you prefer the balance of the Ultegra. Let your new rod shine!

Look at the line capacity on the spec sheet on Digitaka and compare it to our domestic versions. If there is no spec sheet on Digitaka, click on the official site button. And don't forget you get...

Hopefully redearhoosier will chime in on that particular model. I have the 69III and consider it an ultralight, especially compared to my Falcon ultralight which feels more like a ML next to the...

I use the VMC Spinshot/Gulp Minnow rig and get the same great results. Your rig is a whole lot cheaper, so I'll give it a try. What size swivel are you using for the size 8 and 10 hooks? What is the...

One inch Gulp minnows on a drop shot with Owner size 8 Mosquito hook is absolute money. That's my go to when nothing else is really working. Thread it on up to the base of the hook rather than nose...

Gekkabijin looks like it might be the shallow spool JDM version of the Fuego. Both have Magseal and look about the same with slightly different gear ratios. Legalis is like a Gekkabijin without the...

I apologize if i provided any misinformation on the BC 67/TZ JH-Special. Could it possibly be closer to a hybrid like the Lunakia than a true Ajing rod? Not all the JH Specials even have the same...

The Tz Nano is not an Ajing rod. If you go to Digitaka and click on the specific rod model, you can then click on "official site" and it will take you to the yamaga website. They have detailed...

Yamaga Blue Current 67TZ Nano Jig Head Special would be another good option. Digitaka has one in stock.

Actually my rod is 6'9". If you go to the Yamaga offficial site through Digitaka, they have excellent descriptions of all there rods. The Blue Current Nano probably compares to the best Japanese rods...

The Blue Current III is not an Ajing rod. It has a very nice progressive bend. I have the 6'8" model and like it a lot. It's the first rod I grab for bluegill fishing. Pretty rod, too. If I could do...

I have both. the 6'8" Triple Cross tubular tip is my favorite dock shooting rod, but not that fun with small sunfish. The 6'8" Aji Do has a very fine solid tip and is a lot more sensitive blank than...

If you want to stick with JDM, the Major Craft Triple Cross T682AJI(tubular model) would be a big step up in backbone and can throw .6g to 10g. It's also a great dock shooter. Recommended lines are 5...

Thanks for the thorough review, Jawjatek. Sounds like a capable stick that can handle decent sized fish. How would you rate the sensitivity compared to your Eradicator? Is this an Ajing taper or more...

Wow! I don't know how they do it. I don't think you would have gotten it that quick from a U.S. seller. Looking forward to your review.

Digitaka has the Yamaga Blucurrent III 53 in stock. Sounds like what you are looking for. I would like to find the bait casting version, but no luck so far.