24/09/2026
A Closer Look at the NOEBY Artisan Series 🎣
Following the introduction of the new Artisan Tuna Game and Artisan GT Game, here’s a closer look at their key designs and performance.
Built around casting distance, the Artisan series combines TORAYCA® T1100G carbon fiber with Fuji SiC guides, balancing responsiveness, casting performance and lifting power across different offshore applications.
Artisan Tuna Game
AP76ML — 30–100g / PE5
A compact inshored casting model for easy casting and direct lure control, suitable for 40–100g lures and tuna up to the 30kg class.
AP83ML — 30–100g / PE5
A versatile 8'3" model combining casting distance and lure control, with extra reach for larger topwater lures and a range of pelagic species.
AP86M — 25–120g / PE3–6
A lightweight, high-balance model for yellowfin tuna and kingfish topwater fishing, with a sensitive tip and enough power for effective hook sets.
AP86MH LC — 50–140g / PE3–8
A long-cast model for medium to large yellowfin tuna and kingfish, providing strong lure control and lifting power, including when casting into the wind.
AP88H — 45–170g / PE6–10
Designed for offshore long casting with large poppers and pencil lures, combining casting distance, lure control and fighting power.
AP80H — 40–160g / PE6–10
A powerful model for tuna over 100kg and serious offshore game, built to handle high-resistance lures and hard runs.
AP77XH — Max 180g / PE8–12
Designed for serious offshore work and larger tuna, combining high lifting power with a responsive blank for sustained pressure during hard runs.
Artisan GT Game
AP82XH LC — Max 190g / PE5–8
A long-cast GT model for situations where distance is critical. Its responsive blank provides precise control of large poppers and diving pencils with strong lifting power.
AP710XXH — Max 230g / PE6–10
A dedicated power-class GT rod for demanding conditions, with a firm tip-to-belly section for direct lure control and efficient power transfer when fighting large GT.
The first production run for overseas markets is scheduled to arrive at the end of September.