This page indexes 394 Maguro fishing rods across 114 series, with full specs for each: length, power, action, lure rating, line rating, pieces, and price where available.
Maguro is an Indonesian fishing-tackle brand launched in 2000 and named after the tuna, which the company takes as its emblem of strength and endurance. It was started by working anglers to address a specific gap in the domestic market: gear that was dependable and affordable at the same time, at a point when Indonesian anglers were choosing between cheap tackle and imported tackle priced out of reach.
Two decades on, the rod catalogue runs to more than a hundred ranges built around the fisheries Indonesians actually fish. The largest single block is tegek, the fixed-line telescopic pole discipline, with roughly thirty-five ranges carrying no guides or reel seat at all and collapsing through multiple zoom positions. Almost as large is galatama, the stocked-pond competition format, served by short and fine-tipped spinning blanks from 1.65 m. Beyond those two the range covers vertical jigging, shore and surf casting, baitcasting, eging, popping and multi-piece travel builds.
Blanks are specified from IM6 through IM12 carbon depending on tier, with the upper ranges adding spiral carbon tape and high-density carbon construction. Component choices are named openly in the catalogue: Fuji Alconite and O-ring guides, Sea Guide rings and K-frame layouts, with Maguro's own reel seats on the competition ranges. The company also builds reels, lines in PE, nylon and fluorocarbon, hooks and terminal tackle.
What Maguro is known for
Maguro is best known in Indonesia for covering two home fisheries in depth that few international brands address at all. The tegek pole ranges, led by Marcoca and its four-way zoom system, are the volume of the catalogue. The galatama competition rods are where the specification climbs, with Extreme Classic and Extreme Premium carrying Fuji guides, cork grips and 1.8 to 1.9 mm tips on 1.65 to 1.8 m blanks. Midas Pro, Kevlar Pro and Medusa Pro anchor the mid-range across jigging and casting. Pricing sits between about $12 and $80, which puts Maguro against Relix Nusantara at home and against the entry ranges of Shimano and Daiwa's Southeast Asian catalogues.
114 series indexed below; the chip clouds organize them by primary use and by technique fit. A series can appear under multiple groups when its rod lineup spans more than one.
ZZoom rod: fishes at two or more locked lengths. The length shown is the longest setting; the shorter settings are listed in the rod's notes.
Frequently asked: Maguro
How many Maguro fishing rod models are in the Fishing Rod Database?
Fishing Rod Database currently indexes 394 Maguro rods across 114 distinct series, with full spec coverage on length, power, action, lure rating, line rating, and piece count.
What are Maguro's largest rod series?
By rod count, the largest Maguro series in the catalog are Alexis (7 rods), Estima (7 rods), Fabulous (7 rods), Massive (7 rods), Maxima (7 rods).
Where is Maguro based?
Maguro is headquartered in Indonesia, founded 2000.
Which Maguro rods are best for bass fishing?
Maguro's bass-relevant series include Rocket Jig, Phoenix Jig, Punagas, Wild Lynk. Each covers a different mix of techniques and price tiers; the specs (length, power, lure rating) on each series page tell you which is built for the technique you fish most.
Does Maguro make ultralight or trout rods?
Yes. Maguro's ultralight, trout, and panfish-applicable series include Calamari, Squidos, Tentacles. Lure-weight floors and length data on each series page narrow the choice further.
Does Maguro make travel or multi-piece rods?
Yes. Maguro's multi-piece travel series include Alexis, Estima, Fabulous, Massive, Maxima, Meredian. Piece counts of 4 or more pack down for backpack and air-travel carry, with most series offering matching 2-piece variants in the same spec windows.