Amurutas70S+｜Comming soon
Length
6.8ft, 7.0ft, 7.3ft, 7.5ft,8.3ft,8.5ft, 8.8ft, 9.0ft
Closed length
470mm
Rod weight
146 - 180g
Line
PE#0.6 - #1.2
Lure
Guide
5 - 25g
Titanium
The way to catch a trout.
The versatile trout fishing rod!
The Amurutas 70S+ is a versatile spinning rod engineered primarily for mid-to-lower river reaches and lake inlets, designed with large trout—including trophy Char—in mind.
Featuring a blank that loads into a smooth, seamless curve, this rod is fine-tuned to enable a multi-angled approach across a wide variety of trout fishing scenarios. The Amurutas series was refined around the core pursuit of Cherry Salmon (Sakuramasu). By combining proprietary design theory with Multi Division Design, we achieved a complex yet seamlessly unified blank structure.
This single rod can effortlessly handle a broad array of lures, ranging from 9 cm class minnows to deep divers and spoons.
Special attention was paid to the tip section: it delivers high sensitivity for precise bottom tracing and detecting subtle strikes, paired with a supple, forgiving action that smoothly absorbs bites without bouncing the fish off.
In addition to trout species such as Cherry Salmon, Rainbow Trout, and Lake Trout, it adapts effortlessly to seabass, light surf games, and boat seabass fishing. Stronger than the Batuta 80S yet more flexible than the Botia 60S, the Amurutas is the go-to rod for anglers looking to expand their fields and target species.
COMPASS OF YOUR DREAM
Basic combination
The standard configuration of the initial Amurutas 70S+ (AMX) set consists of eight length options: 6.8 ft, 7.0 ft, 7.3 ft, 7.5 ft, 8.3 ft, 8.5 ft, 8.8 ft, and 9.0 ft.
One of the greatest highlights of the AMX is that a single set allows you to configure the optimal rod out of these eight patterns to perfectly match the specific field conditions at your expedition destination.
With each change in length, the blank reveals an entirely different character.
Amurutas68, 70
The Amurutas 68/70 is a rod length developed primarily for targeting large trout such as Cherry Salmon (Sakura-masu), Rainbow Trout, White-Spotted char (Amemasu), and Brown Trout. It delivers both supple lure control and a highly sensitive, moderately stiff tip that prevents delicate trout bites from being deflected. Furthermore, it is equipped with sufficient butt power to take command of fish hooked in fast, heavy currents.
"Inviting," "hooking," and "landing"—designed to perform these fundamental trout-fishing motions naturally and reliably, it delivers stress-free fights and high repeatability. It is a dependable rod that allows you to concentrate fully on the water and the conditions at hand.
On the other hand, the Amurutas 70 is a model that demonstrates its true value in light saltwater games, such as boat sea bass and kayak fishing. Featuring a regular taper, the Amurutas series precisely bridges that intuitive "gap" for anglers who feel the Batuta 80S is a bit too soft while the Mistral-XX is too powerful.
From trout to light saltwater games, the Amurutas series pursues just the right balance of strength and suppleness for seamless use across a wide variety of fields.
Amurutas73, 75
The Amurutas 73/75 are variable-length models created by adding a short extension to the Amurutas 68 and 70, respectively.
By incorporating the extension section (hereafter referred to as #7), the rod's fulcrum shifts, transforming it into an entirely different rod—so much so that it is hard to believe it shares the same blank. At this length, you can more actively draw upon the power of the butt section.
You will experience a casting feel where even slightly heavier lures are firmly cushioned by the entire rod for effortless casting. Whether you want to use weighted lures in mid-stream areas or adapt the rod's character to match lure rotations in boat sea bass games, simply adding the #7 section gives you the operational feel of switching to a completely different rod.
Rather than being confined to a single setup, having the option to "transform" to suit the situation—that is the greatest value of the Amurutas 73/75.
Amurutas83, 85
The Amurutas 83/85 are long-length models designed primarily for mainstreams and large rivers.
After testing numerous power configurations and deriving the blanks by interchanging sections, each section features an independent design tailored for a specific role. This achieves a high degree of seamless unity despite the rod's long length.
The rod's character transforms completely compared to the 7ft-class Amurutas. Featuring a regular taper that absorbs the load across the entire rod, it combines the security and control unique to a long length. It is ideal not only for mainstreams, but also for light casting in lakes and saltwater environments.
It enables an aggressive style of trout fishing centered on sweep-hooking and bringing the fish in with the entire rod.
Through a meticulously segmented blank design, it suppresses the bite deflections often associated with stiffer rods, striking a balance that ensures you securely land that prized catch.
Maintain distance, conquer the current, and take control. The Amurutas 83 and 85 are long trout rods that prove their true worth the more expansive the field becomes.
Amurutas88, 90
The Amrutus 88/90 is a variable-length model that allows you to add a 0.5-foot extension butt when long casts are required in main river currents, river mouths, or surf zones.
Compared to the 83/85, its butt power has been enhanced, enabling you to cast heavier lures. This makes it much more comfortable to use when casting heavy spoons and jig minnows in lakes like Lake Chuzenji, Lake Towada, and Lake Shikotsu.
Additionally, when targeting Cherry Salmon (Sakura-masu) or Brown Trout, this 0.5-foot extension butt is extremely useful for targeting near the shoreline while avoiding shoreline brush and structure. This section can be attached and removed without unstringing the line from the guides, allowing you to instantly change the rod length right on the spot depending on fishing conditions.
This rod is designed to fit every conceivable situation across Japan and around the world.
AMXの特徴
A key characteristic of the Amurutas lies in its blank design, which bends deeply and then stops firmly at the butt. Furthermore, it features action that prevents missed strikes, allowing for smooth, sweeping hooksets.
With multi-piece rods, it is possible to finely subdivide the design for each individual section—something that has traditionally been difficult with standard trout rods. As a result, a power shift occurs smoothly in response to the load during a fight: the rod holds firm when you need to endure a pull, yet seamlessly tracks the target's movements when it's prone to throwing the hook.
This segmented design is a major asset, maximizing the inherent advantages of a multi-piece rod.
Additionally, this design contributes to cast feel and long-casting performance. Rather than following trends, this rod is packed with the essence of Transcendence—faithfully exploring and refining what truly matters in trout fishing.
シーバ スゲームにおけるAMX
The Amurutas is also a rod that allows you to comfortably enjoy sea bass (seabass) fishing using light plugs.
Its versatile range of applications spans wide, from the early spring "bachinuke" (marine worm spawning) pattern to shore and boat sea bass fishing where 9 cm class lures are frequently used.
Although it is not a dedicated sea bass rod, in tough situations where bites are hard to come by, the trout-rod-derived blank characteristics—offering a sweeping bend and high follow-through—frequently prove effective. While securely hooking delicate bites without bouncing them off, it also fully accommodates the jerking of minnows.
Even in daytime boat games, it achieves a high-level balance between lure operability and hooking performance. It creates those "perfect fit" moments precisely because it is not restricted to being a dedicated sea bass rod. The Amurutas is a rod designed for anglers who want to expand their tactical options.
Guide setting
The Amurutas features intentionally oversized guide diameters to ensure stress-free use even in the dead of winter. By minimizing line tangles and poor line emission that commonly occur in low temperatures, it maintains a stable casting feel even in harsh conditions.
Guides act like a "bandage" that locally stiffens the blank. Therefore, in the Amurutas, the guide settings were scrutinized down to the finest detail with the goal of maximizing the blank's inherent performance.
The largest butt guide is designed to minimize line release resistance. It achieves smooth and pleasant line flow not only with PE lines but also with nylon lines.
Sensitivity, guide weight, and the balance of the entire rod. By harmonizing these elements to a high degree, we have perfected a guide setting that eliminates unnecessary stress and allows you to focus purely on the fishing itself.
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感動の一瞬に出会うために求めた答え
Koei Nomura
The Amurutas 70S+ is a multi-piece native trout rod born from the pursuit of Transcendence.
Development began with a primary focus on medium-sized trout found around the world, particularly sea-run Cherry Salmon (sakura-masu) and Rainbow Trout.
Its defining feature is the ability to reconfigure its sections into 8 different length variations, allowing a single rod to adapt seamlessly to changing fields and situations—whether you are fishing lakes, large main rivers, or small streams.
This versatility is especially effective for targets like anadromous Cherry Salmon (sakura-masu) and Red-spotted Masu Salmon (satsuki-masu), which traditionally required anglers to swap rods depending on the season: wide downstream areas in the early season, mixed pools and rapids in the mid-season, and rushing upstream rapids in the late season.
Beyond length adjustability, the core focus was achieving a balance between "hooking" and "landing." The Amurutas does not feature a trendy, modern native trout rod action. We are well aware that if you only want comfortable casting and lure operability, a lighter and sharper setup would be ideal.
However, such a setup cannot stop the sheer power of a trout fighting desperately against heavy river currents. Making it easy to hook fish is a given; the real challenge was figuring out how the rod's inherent essence could absorb and mitigate a trout's pulling power. This setup is the result of countless rounds of testing.
In addition to these qualities, it is packed with practical design gimmicks:
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Variations in blank power per section to balance operability and long-casting performance.
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Medium-diameter guides designed to prevent freezing in cold regions.
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Adjustable grip lengths to accommodate single-hand or double-hand casting depending on the situation.
Our greatest desire is for you to experience those unforgettable, breathtaking moments on the water with the Amurutas.
継竿の壁を超えたBatuta80S
Nobuhito Soga
The Amurutas 70S+ was born as a multi-piece rod designed to tackle main rivers and large lakes, created for anglers who are genuinely serious about landing trophy trout.
While trophy trout fishing has a high demand for expeditions, a fully functional, high-performance multi-piece rod was surprisingly one of the rarest genres. That is precisely why development began with the goal of creating a rod that compromises nothing on the water—perfectly balancing portability with practical fishing performance.
The rod features a regular taper with a firm, solid feel. In the powerful currents of a main river, success depends on how effectively you can deliver a lure without breaking its swimming action. A rod that is too stiff fails to absorb the water's resistance, causing the lure to wash out, while a rod that is too soft gets overwhelmed by fast currents, making precise control impossible.
The Amurutas 70S+ maintains an appropriate level of stiffness and tension while retaining a flexible suppleness that "does not fight the current." It allows you to trace targeted lines even in fast water, naturally orchestrating pauses and movements to trigger strikes when needed. This firmness also serves as a major asset when targeting the bottom, enabling you to read bottom topography and feed line accurately while minimizing the risk of snags.
True to the hallmark of Transcendence, we also focused heavily on variable length.
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When you need to clear heavy currents close to shore or maximize your casting distance, the 9.0-foot long mode comes into play.
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Conversely, in situations with heavy cover where rod maneuverability is a top priority, the 6.8-foot short mode proves its worth.
Additionally, it is designed with a grip that can be extended by approximately XX cm. During spoon fishing in large lakes, you can brace the grip end against your flank or chest, reducing fatigue for the angler and ensuring stable action. As a result, it delivers a much higher level of fishing consistency and reproducibility.
The compatible lure range spans from the 5-gram class up to 1 ounce. It handles everything effortlessly: 20-gram class spoons and metal jigs, 10 cm+ minnows and deep divers, as well as compact 5 to 7 cm minnows.
Main rivers and large lakes—conquered with just this single rod. That is the ultimate appeal of the Amurutas 70S+.
アムール川に思いを馳せて
Masaaki Katayama
"Someday, I want to fish in the Amur River. Yellowcheek, Taimen, Lenok, Pike, Grayling, Mongolian Redfin, Burbot."
While researching these fish and looking at our lineup—the LB58NE+, Enhance65B+, and Empinado91S+—I realized there was one crucial piece missing: a light-action spinning rod, and a rod capable of varying in length from 7 to 9 feet.
Fascinated by the ideal field that is the Amur River, and dreaming of a rod we truly wanted—that was the starting point of the Amurutas. As development progressed, its configuration evolved into a variable format that exceeded all expectations. As a result, it has been perfected into a rod that transcends fields and borders, capable of handling native trout species like Cherry Salmon and Whitespotted Charr, as well as overseas trout such as Rainbow Trout and Lake Trout.
The Amurutas is a rod whose possibilities expand the more you use it. With an eye toward future saltwater applications, we are also considering options for expandability, such as the addition of EVA grips and the release of hard-tip (#1 / #2) sections.
Because it is a medium-light class rod, we believed that further "subdivision" was necessary within its versatility. By replacing the wood grip with a Fuji reel seat, we achieved weight reduction, and by swapping between #1 and #2 tips, the blank transforms into a sharper action. With just that single change, the character of the rod becomes entirely something else.
Instead of carrying numerous rods, you choose the tip, reassemble the blank sections, and select the grip. In the future, we want to make it a rod that anglers can freely complete themselves. To describe the Amurutas in a single phrase: "A rod that feels incredible to use."
The tip section, optimized for trout fishing, becomes a reliable weapon in other styles of fishing as well. It is a light spinning rod unique to the Amurutas, distinct from the Botia60S+ or Batuta80S+.
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Amurutas70S+
> SPEC
Length: 6.8ft, 7.0ft, 7.3ft, 7.5ft,8.3ft,8.5ft, 8.8ft, 9.0ft
(8 patterns)
Closed length: 470mm
LINE: #0.6 - #1.2
Lure: 5 - 25g
Top guide: Titanium Torzite guide; Guides: Titanium, SiC composite guides
Blank: 4-axis carbon
Grip: Variable flexible grip
JAN: 4580688091447
Price: 77,000 yen (tax included)
