Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO model featuring a green and white color scheme, long black EVA handle, and premium reinforced carbon construction—designed for high-performance tenkara fly fishing.

Smiling angler holding a large steelhead trout on a snowy riverbank, fishing with a green Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO rod—showcasing the rod’s power and performance in cold-weather fly fishing conditions.

Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO tenkara rod featuring a green carbon fiber body, white accent wraps, and a long black EVA foam handle—designed for precision and strength in fixed-line fly fishing.

Complete Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO kit including the green fixed-line tenkara rod, matching rod tube, and soft storage sock; features premium reinforced carbon construction, 8:2 action, and double zoom lengths of 14’6” and 16’.

Close-up of a carp resting in a rubber landing net with a Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO rod partially submerged—highlighting the rod’s strength and versatility for targeting larger warmwater species.

Fly fisherman standing knee-deep in a clear mountain stream while gently releasing a trout, with a green Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO rod extended over the water—highlighting precision, control, and connection to the catch.

Smiling angler in camo waders holding a massive trout in shallow river water while another person snaps a photo, with a green Wasatch Tenkara Rods SIYCO rod resting on the bank—showcasing the rod’s capability for landing big fish.

Wasatch Tenkara Rods

Siyco

$190.00

Description

Siyco – 14'6"–16' Glow-in-the-Dark 8:2 Action Tenkara Rod | Wasatch Tenkara Rods

Introducing the Siyco, the first full glow-in-the-dark Tenkara rod on the market. Designed for anglers who pursue big fish under the cover of darkness, the Siyco combines innovative design with robust performance.

With adjustable lengths of 14'6" and 16', this rod offers versatility to adapt to various fishing conditions. Its 8:2 action provides the power needed to handle multi-species catches, while maintaining the sensitivity required for precise casting.

Weighing 6.3 oz (with tip plug) and collapsing to 21.8" (plus 1/2" with plug), the Siyco is both lightweight and portable, making it an excellent choice for anglers on the move.

Constructed with premium materials, the rod features an aluminum butt cap for enhanced
durability and a snug-fitting rubber tip plug for secure storage.

Key Features:

● Adjustable Lengths: Fish at 14'6" or 16' to suit your fishing environment.

● Action: 8:2 for powerful casting and control.

● Durable Construction: Aluminum butt cap, carbon fiber rod, and snug-fitting rubber tip plug.

● Glow-in-the-Dark Design: Fully luminous rod for enhanced visibility during night fishing.

Benefits:

● Ideal for targeting big fish during nighttime excursions.

● Versatile lengths accommodate various fishing scenarios.

● Lightweight design reduces fatigue during extended use.

● High-quality materials ensure longevity and performance.

Action:

8:2

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Tech Specs

Rod Specs:

Available in 8:2 action(s)
21.88 in collapsed length (plus 1/2" with plug)
2 fishable length(s)
Fish at 14'6" and 16'
6.1 oz
Carbon Fiber
Swivel Lillian
11.13 in Reversed Half Wells Foam handle
Aluminum Butt Cap
RubberTip Plug

Rod Sock Specs:

0.3 oz
23.5 in
Micro Fiber
Velcro Closure

Rod Tube Specs:

24.5 in
4.8 oz
1.5 in diameter
Carbon Fiber

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Siyco

$190.00

Overall rating: 4.2 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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Beautiful rod

"I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but the rod is beautiful & I can’t wait to take it out this spring/summer!"

— Ryan S. (5/5)

Did not survive first hook set.

"I really hope I got a dud. I have a Tenkara USA Sato and Satoki. Both have landed 20"+ fish. I found wasatch, read the reviews, and decided to go all in. Got the snubnose, maruki, and siyco. First day in the water, extended to 16', set the hook, and the siyco snapped at the first section after the handle. Thankfully, I was able to quickly collapse to 14'6" and land the fish. It was an 11" dace. All of 6 to 8 ounces of fish. Now I have to wonder: if the "big fish" rod is this flimsy, what of the others? Do I ask for a full refund, send back everything, and seek out a made in Japan rod or give it a second chance? If wasatch sends a replacement section, I'll give it another shot. As of now, I cannot recommend any of their products and will not fish the other two rods."

— Van D. (1/5)

Excellent addition

"This rod has been doing some amazing work throwing streamers. Finally hit the river on opening week and haven’t done any kind of Spey casting since last season- I felt it the next morning! I highly suspect this rod will be in heavy rotation for Salmon and Sea Run Cutthroat. I’m running a modified Skagit and the rod has no problems shooting the line with a heavy streamer. Ladies, this rod is heavy after a few hours on the river. It still has the Tenkara accuracy so don’t let it intimidate you."

— Lori (5/5)

Siyco- hidden fun

"I am new to Tenkara fishing. I have a Rodzilla and some others but I found the Siyco. It is nimble and responsive. I first used the Siyco during a dive trip to the Florida Keys. I wanted to utilize the “glow in the dark” feature of this rod. Using the Siyco in near dark conditions adds a dimension to Tenkara fishing- it’s like using a really cool light sabre! You need one!"

— Ken D. (5/5)

First time ever fishing

"First time ever going fishing. Caught a sixteen and a half inch and a fifteen inch trout. Stealing hubby's tenkara...... love the pole thank you Ruben. Carl's wife corys mom...."

— Debora G. (5/5)

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