2027 Hamachi Ocean Arrow Kaiya Jig Rod PE1-3 I PE2-4 SPIN / CASTING
HamachiThe Hamachi Ocean Arrow Kaiya — Kai (Ocean) ya (Arrow) — is a purpose-built slow-pitch jigging rod at 5’9" (1.74m) in a 2-piece format that closes to a compact 101cm. Built on a high-tensile nano carbon blank , it delivers the finesse and sensitivity of premium high-tensile carbon without the fragility of traditional high-modulus sticks.
The range covers two power classes, each available with spinning or overhead/baitcaster reel seat: PE 1–3 (15–40lb) for 40–130g jigs — the lighter, finesse end suited to inshore reef work for snapper and shallower kingfish and dogtooth presentations; and PE 2–4 (20–50lb) for 80–250g jigs — the heavier end built for deep offshore ledges, full-depth kingfish, and dogtooth tuna.
The Hamachi team trialled the Ocean Arrow range across the globe — dogtooth of Indonesia, yellowtail kings and snapper of New Zealand, and Cubera snapper of Mexico. A serious JIGGING & SOFT PLASTICS tool that doubles as one of the most capable general boat rods in its class. Select your model in the dropdown above — the comparison table below will help you choose.
| Model | Line Rating | Jig Range | Reel Type | Reel Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PE 1–3 SpinFinesse | PE 1–3 15–40lb |
40–130g | Spinning | 4000–6000 | Inshore reef snapper, shallower kingfish & dogtooth on spin gear |
| PE 1–3 CastFinesse | PE 1–3 15–40lb |
40–130g | Overhead / Baitcaster | 100–300 | Inshore reef snapper, finesse SPJ on overhead gear |
| PE 2–4 SpinPower | PE 2–4 20–50lb |
80–250g | Spinning | 4000–6000 | Deep ledges, full-depth kingfish & dogtooth on spin gear |
| PE 2–4 CastPower | PE 2–4 20–50lb |
80–250g | Overhead / Baitcaster | 200–500 | Deep offshore ledges, heaviest jigs, trigger grip seat |
PE 1–3 Spin — Finesse Spinning (40–130g jigs)
The lighter, more versatile end of the Ocean Arrow Kaiya range — rated PE 1–3 (15–40lb) with 40–130g slow-pitch jigs. Right at home with a 20lb braid setup, covering inshore reef fishing for snapper and mid-depth presentations for yellowtail kingfish, dogtooth tuna, and Cubera snapper. Pairs with a 4000–6000 size spinning reel — balances beautifully with a Shimano Stella, Stradic, Twin Power, or Hamachi Agera in 4000–5000 size.
| Length | 5’9" (1.74m) — 2-Piece, closes to 101cm |
| Line rating | PE 1–3 / 15–40lb braid |
| Jig weight | 40–130g (1–4oz) |
| Reel type | Spinning / fixed-spool |
| Recommended reel | 4000–6000 size — Shimano Stella / Stradic / Twin Power 4000–5000, Hamachi Agera 5000 |
| Reel seat | Hamachi composite with CNC alloy trims |
| Blank | Nano carbon |
PE 1–3 Cast — Finesse Overhead (40–130g jigs)
Same PE 1–3 (15–40lb) finesse power class, built for overhead and baitcaster jig reels in the 100–300 size range. Pairs exceptionally well with the Shimano Ocea Jigger 1500 & 2000, Shimano Torium 1500 & 2000, Shimano Ocea Conquest 200, Daiwa Saltiga 15, and Accurate Valiant 300. Covers inshore reef work for snapper through to mid-depth ledges for yellowtail kingfish and dogtooth tuna with the direct contact and feel overhead anglers prefer.
| Length | 5’9" (1.74m) — 2-Piece, closes to 101cm |
| Line rating | PE 1–3 / 15–40lb braid |
| Jig weight | 40–130g (1–4oz) |
| Reel type | Overhead / baitcaster |
| Recommended reel | 100–300 size — Shimano Ocea Jigger 1500–2000, Torium 1500–2000, Ocea Conquest 200, Daiwa Saltiga 15, Accurate Valiant 300 |
| Reel seat | Hamachi composite with CNC alloy trims |
| Blank | Nano carbon |
PE 2–4 Spin — Power Spinning (80–250g jigs)
The heavier end of the range — rated PE 2–4 (20–50lb) with 80–250g slow-pitch jigs. An incredible 30lb braid setup for dropping deep offshore ledges for yellowtail kingfish and dogtooth tuna, or working inshore reefs with heavier presentations for snapper. Pairs with a 4000–6000 size spinning reel — balances beautifully with a Shimano Stella, Stradic, Twin Power, or Hamachi Agera in 4000–5000 size.
| Length | 5’9" (1.74m) — 2-Piece, closes to 101cm |
| Line rating | PE 2–4 / 20–50lb braid |
| Jig weight | 80–250g (3–8oz) |
| Reel type | Spinning / fixed-spool |
| Recommended reel | 4000–6000 size — Shimano Stella / Stradic / Twin Power 4000–5000, Hamachi Agera 5000 |
| Reel seat | Hamachi composite with CNC alloy trims |
| Blank | Nano carbon |
PE 2–4 Cast — Power Overhead (80–250g jigs)
The most powerful model in the range — PE 2–4 (20–50lb) with 80–250g jigs, built for overhead and baitcaster reels in the 200–500 size range. Pairs exceptionally well with the Shimano Ocea Jigger 1500 & 2000, Shimano Speedmaster 8 & 10, Daiwa Saltiga 10, 15 & 20, and Accurate Valiant 300 & 500. Steps up to a trigger grip reel seat for maximum control under sustained deep-jigging load — also at home pitching micro lures and jigs in blue water for mahi-mahi and tuna.
| Length | 5’9" (1.74m) — 2-Piece, closes to 101cm |
| Line rating | PE 2–4 / 20–50lb braid |
| Jig weight | 80–250g (3–8oz) |
| Reel type | Overhead / baitcaster |
| Recommended reel | 200–500 size — Shimano Ocea Jigger 1500–2000, Speedmaster 8–10, Daiwa Saltiga 10–20, Accurate Valiant 300–500 |
| Reel seat | Hamachi composite trigger grip with CNC alloy trims |
| Blank | Nano carbon |
| Technique | Jig / Lure | Target Species | Best Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inshore Slow-Pitch | 40–130g flutter jig, octo-jig | Snapper, Reef & bottom species | PE 1–3 Spin or Cast |
| Mid-Depth Slow-Pitch | 80–130g asymmetric jig | Yellowtail Kingfish, Snapper, Amberjack | PE 1–3 or PE 2–4 (either reel type) |
| Deep Offshore Ledges | 150–250g heavy jig | Dogtooth Tuna, Yellowtail Kingfish, Cubera Snapper | PE 2–4 Spin or Cast |
| Bottom & Boat Fishing | Bait rig, jig as sounder | Snapper, Grouper, Reef species | Any model |
| Blue Water Pitch Baiting | Micro lures, small jigs | Mahi-Mahi, Tuna | PE 2–4 Cast (trigger grip) |
Which Ocean Arrow Kaiya model is right for me?
Two questions narrow it down:
- What jig weight do you need? 40–130g for inshore reef and mid-depth work → PE 1–3. 80–250g for deep offshore ledges and the heaviest jigs → PE 2–4.
- Spinning or overhead? Prefer a fixed-spool reel and easier line management → Spin model. Prefer direct contact, feel, and depth capacity → Cast model with overhead/baitcaster reel.
If you’re unsure, the PE 1–3 Spin is the most accessible starting point — light enough for inshore work but capable of mid-depth kingfish and dogtooth jigging. Choose PE 2–4 only when you specifically need to fish deep ledges or jigs above 130g.
What is Slow-Pitch Jigging (SPJ)?
Slow-pitch jigging uses a rod’s parabolic action to generate an irregular, fluttering jig action on the fall — mimicking an injured baitfish. The rod loads on the pump and springs back, giving the jig a side-to-side flutter as it sinks. This falling action is what triggers strikes from reef and offshore species that ignore a standard speed-jig retrieve.
The Ocean Arrow Kaiya’s nano carbon blank is tuned specifically for this technique — the sensitivity to feel the jig action and the backbone to control heavy braid at depth.
Spinning vs overhead/baitcaster — which should I choose?
Both configurations share the same blank and power class. The choice comes down to technique and reel preference:
- Spinning: Easier line management, more forgiving for anglers newer to SPJ, pairs with a 4000–6000 spinning reel.
- Overhead / baitcaster: Direct contact and feel preferred by experienced SPJ anglers, better for deeper work where line capacity matters, pairs with a 100–500 size overhead depending on power class.
What line and leader should I use?
- PE 1–3 models: 15–40lb braid (60lb is the sweet spot) + 40–80lb fluorocarbon or mono leader
- PE 2–4 models: 20–50lb braid (80lb is the sweet spot) + 60–100lb fluorocarbon or mono leader
- Connection: PR knot or FG knot for mainline-to-leader. Loop connection for jigs to allow full flutter action on the drop
Lifetime Warranty — what does it cover?
All Ocean Arrow Kaiya rods sold through FishingAndBoatingDeals.com carry a Lifetime Warranty backed by Hamachi Tackle JP, covering manufacturing defects in blank, guides, reel seat, and fittings under normal fishing use.
Not covered: breakage from impact, overloading beyond rated specifications, or use outside normal fishing applications. Full terms at hamachitackle.jp.
Contact us via the site for any warranty claim — we handle the process with Hamachi JP on your behalf. International customers: most claims are handled via photo or video evidence without needing to return the rod.
Shipping & dispatch
Orders placed before 1pm AWST are dispatched same day from Perth, Western Australia in a rigid protective rod tube. For US customers if stock is available at the Springfield Gardens NY 3PL facility it will ship from there. All taxes and tariffs on US orders are prepaid by us
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- UK / Europe: 5–10 business days
- Rest of World: 7–14 business days
30-Day Returns
Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery for items in original, unused condition with original packaging intact. Return shipping is at the buyer’s cost unless the item is not as described.
To initiate a return, contact us via the site. Refunds are processed within 3 business days of receiving the returned item.