The one thing that made me hesitant about JDM gear was/is my ability to tear things up! I'm in need of a tip end for both of my Tenyru rods; the Lunakia 6'3" light action and the Tenyru Rayz Alter rod. Is Chris Stewart the man for this? Thanks!
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The one thing that made me hesitant about JDM gear was/is my ability to tear things up! I'm in need of a tip end for both of my Tenyru rods; the Lunakia 6'3" light action and the Tenyru Rayz Alter rod. Is Chris Stewart the man for this? Thanks!
No you didn’t !
Two ? :yikes
OUCH !
Good luck finding replacements.
Whew, sure is. Chris is out of the rod business, and I think his site is just articles. Ironically, the success of introducing folks to JDM equipment led buyers to buy direct from Japan.
I would contact Digitaka or Plat to see if they have a replacement tip for them. Bad luck there. I broke the tip on my Major Craft XRide about a month ago and still haven’t found a good replacement.
I would contact Digitaka or Plat to see if they have a replacement tip for them. Bad luck there. I broke the tip on my Major Craft XRide about a month ago and still haven’t found a good replacement.
Sorry to hear about all these lost friends. Hope y’all can find what you need.
How did your 63 Lunakia break?
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I was throwing a Trout Magnet with my Major Craft Triple Cross and when I went back to cast, the jig apparently snagged my Lunakia rod. I keep my rods in a vertical rod holder when on the lake/boat. My casting motion snagged the Lunakia just right and took off the top four inches or so of the tip.
Ouch. I was thinking about storing my rods vertical when I go by myself. I might need to rethink things. The last rod I broke in the boat I was snagged and yanked and it came lose and hit the head of the trolling motor.
Too many close contact with too many trees to store vertically in my boat. Laying down fully supported is the best I can do. A little prayer helps too.
I’ve gotten a top section from Digitaka for a Lunakia model before, they still stock and sell the Lunas, they should be able to help out there.
I wonder what there is to really repair…. I guess they could strip the guides off and place them on a new top section blank, but that seems like more labor than just providing a new top section out of the factory.
Most likely they just send it back with a new top section.
If replacing the tip is what’s to be done I might be able to get things done for you. I got a couple back in action for JungleJim and I’ll let him speak as to whether they’ve been worth the trouble. Moving a guide is different cuz they work with thread that’s super small and I’ve never seen before, maybe silk. Let me know, I’d be glad to help.
You’re welcome. A regulation tip replacement would be better, I agree. If they don’t do right it’s an alternative.
Chris saved the day!! I will get two new tip sections afterall!!
Great news! Congrats!
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That’s excellent!! Good customer service is hard to find.